An empirical examination of the determinant of the US financial CEOs’ compensation for the post-financial crisis period

Keyphrases

• CEO Compensation 100%
• Post-crisis Period 100%
• Dodd-Frank Act 66%
• 2008 Financial Crisis 66%
• Financial Crisis 66%
• United States 33%
• Book-to-market Ratio 33%
• Stock Market 33%
• Executive Compensation 33%
• Market Performance 33%
• Financial Institutions 33%
• Global Financial Crisis 33%
• Financial Leverage 33%
• Stock Prices 33%
• Taxpayers 33%
• Great Depression of the 1930s 33%
• Financial Services 33%
• Too Big to Fail 33%
• Financial System 33%
• Service Practice 33%
• Dodd-Frank 33%
• Economists 33%
• Financial Stability 33%
• Total Compensation 33%
• Top Executives 33%
• Opportunistic Behavior 33%
• US Financial Crisis 33%

Economics, Econometrics and Finance

• Stock Price 14%
• Financial Stability 14%
• Financial System 14%
• Bailout 14%