The US Department of Justice (DOJ) recently launched a new pilot program that encourages companies to leverage their compensation policies to reward good behavior by executives while punishing those involved in misconduct.
"Our goal is simple: to shift the burden of corporate wrongdoing away from shareholders, who frequently play no role in misconduct, onto those directly responsible," said Deputy Attorney General Lisa Monaco at an American Bar Association conference in Miami earlier this month.
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