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Okay - so the layout is sub-par, but the data from Equilar compares industries, total shareholder return to compensation, and a host of other information that the wonkier among us here may find insightful.
Page 37 is a good spot to begin if you don't want to wade through adds etc. Quadrant 2 shows rising compensation with diminishing shareholder return. Surprisingly
banks top the list of sectors in this quadrant. Quadrant 4 shows increasing shareholder return with decreasing compensation. Capital goods leads the pack here.
You mean to tell me that CEOs that produce real goods are a better value than FIRE CEOs? Really? Anyhow - it's another interesting take on the TECI/FIRE dichotomy.
The report can be found here.
Page 37 is a good spot to begin if you don't want to wade through adds etc. Quadrant 2 shows rising compensation with diminishing shareholder return. Surprisingly
banks top the list of sectors in this quadrant. Quadrant 4 shows increasing shareholder return with decreasing compensation. Capital goods leads the pack here. You mean to tell me that CEOs that produce real goods are a better value than FIRE CEOs? Really? Anyhow - it's another interesting take on the TECI/FIRE dichotomy.
The report can be found here.
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