34 Quotes by Paul Hodgson

This is certainly a note of cautious optimism for those who have criticized them.

A lot of other candidates from the wider financial industry wouldn't raise the notion of a conflict of interest.

Although there are some highly-compensated directors and highly-compensated boards, what surprised us the most was that, in general, director compensation was so moderate, particularly as directors are the one group of workers who are mandated to set their own pay.

They're going to have to find someone other than George Mitchell to stand as chairman in order to satisfy the pension funds that are voting against Eisner.

It is unlikely to catch on in a big way.

It's a very rare occurrence that an entire corporate culture is responsible for the charges they're being held accountable for. The prosecution of individuals is a far more effective way to go about discouraging this type of activity.

It's definitely a good thing for corporate governance. They are ahead of the curve.

They were the glamour end of the business.

Small companies are still seeing significant pay growth.