clawback

Who set up a system with such a sharp clawback of benefits?

Clawback and payback cannot apply after first use of the input tax.

What is the origin of the word clawback?

This is often referred to as a clawback.

If the shares are sold before five years are up, there is a clawback of tax relief.

But among the 50 that have, Equilar found 44 percent with clawback provisions.

Any further 'clawback' will reduce shares allotted to institutions and brokers in the City.

The withdrawal amounts in the final six years were subject to "clawback" (return of money) lawsuits.

In these circumstances the clawback concession will take effect from the date of the provisional liquidation.

From the perspective of the firm's stockholders and society at large, such a "clawback" compensation system would be a great improvement.

Others, however, have clawback arrangements which aim to recover these and other costs paid out in the relocation exercise.

So it is not surprising to seek clawback clauses within employers' relocation policies.

If public applications reach 2.25million, a further clawback will be triggered to give individuals 50 per cent of the shares.

The usual objective of a clawback provision is to deter managers from publishing incorrect accounting information.

However, where there has been public sector capital investment, depending on the amount and how long ago it took place, there are clawback arrangements.

What's a Clawback?

In practice, the Securities and Exchange commission has enforced its clawback powers in only a small number of cases.

Nothing will be paid until and unless performance criteria are achieved, and awards are subject to clawback.

The general partner also gave a "clawback" guaranty to all LP's equal to their original contributions.

The administration based this offset - sometimes called a clawback - on the supposedly risk-free average return on Treasury bonds.

As in previous privatisation, activation of the clawback would give a massive fillip to the share price when dealings open next month.

This is not possible with a cash underwritten alternative unless it is accompanied by an open offer and clawback (see para 5.6 above).

The prevalence of clawback provisions among Fortune 100 companies increased from lower than 3% prior to 2005 to 82% in 2010.

Unlike Sarbanes-Oxley, "there does not need to be executive wrongdoing" involved to trigger the clawback.

If growth does not occur, there are "clawback" provisions, Mr. Carpp said.