Fulcrum Partners is sharing with you the following in-depth report, “Portfolio Companies’ COVID-19 Economic Stimulus Relief Incentives”. Presented in two parts, the report covers aspects of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act (CARES) including here in Part 1, the Paycheck Protection Program for Small Businesses; the Economic Stabilization Loan Program and Main Street Business Lending Program for midsized and larger businesses.
The Coronavirus Economic Stabilization Act (CESA) was established to provide loans and loan guarantees for businesses to improve business liquidity resultant from the COVID-19 pandemic. Unlike the widely publicized Payment Protection Program (PPP), CESA Act loans do not include loan forgiveness. They do include substantial penalties, however, if terms of the loan agreement are breeched.
This slideshow from Fulcrum Partners LLC details key issues regarding executive compensation and the CARES Act.
Earlier this week, Institutional Shareholder Services Inc ISS issued policy guidance regarding the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on aspects of employee and executive compensation. ISS is a proxy advisory firm that provides data, analytics, and insights to companies and investors.
PONTE VEDRA BEACH, FL — (April 14, 2020) Fulcrum Partners, a leading executive benefits advisory, has just released a new report on some potential consequences of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES Act) on executive compensation. As the report noted, the CARES Act, drafted with urgency to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic, lacks definitions and specificity in a number of important areas that pertain to executive compensation issues.
The team at Fulcrum Partners joins together in wishing you a Happy Easter weekend. Although life is very different this year, and celebrations will be marked in new and atypical ways, we hope you will not let circumstances prevent you from finding opportunities to appreciate and enjoy the Easter Holiday, Passover, and the return of spring. Warm wishes to you …
Kristine Kopsiaftis Lampert, a Fulcrum Partners Managing Director, is actively involved in community initiatives and charitable causes. A Trustee on the Delray Beach Public Library Board of Directors, Kristine lent her support to the February 7, 2020, Laugh with the Library fundraiser.
Attorney Mike Melbinger always brings us informative insights. Deferred Compensation News is pleased to share Mike’s recent post on the topic of foregone compensation and related reporting requirements. This information was first published on the Executive Compensation Blog on March 31, 2020.
Internal Revenue Code Section 457 provides tax-advantaged treatment for certain nonqualified deferred compensation plans. Included are both 457 plans and 457(b) plans. The focus of this update is the non-governmental 457(b) Top Hat plan.
Deferred Compensation News is pleased to provide this Fulcrum Partners report, prepared and originally published by Principal Life, a member of the Principal Financial Group®. With socioeconomic and regulatory landscapes changing day by day and sometimes hour by hour, both plan providers and plan participants are faced with new and unexpected issues.
