claw-back

Commodity purchase and sale of the "clawback" is a high usage of the term, but rebates and discounts, commissions often easy to be confused.

Known as clawback provisions, such internal rules used to cover just top executives or fraud.

But, in a perfect world, there would also be explicit clawback mechanisms for deferred forms pay.

Clawback clauses mean that if the demand from the public is strong enough, retail investors will receive a much higher proportion.

Its sale also included the first "clawback" allowing the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation to share in a buyer's potential gains.

I have no argument with the notion that banks should employ a clawback mechanism to limit risk-taking by bankers.

The spread of clawback provisions shows that there has been some change on Wall Street.

some now have clawback schemes that adjust bonuses if loans or trading positions go bad.

According to Dealogic, 29 Hong Kong IPOs in 2010 and 2011 have had so much demand that the maximum clawback was triggered.

Have you ever seen it? -No, never; never seen a clawback work.

some now have clawback schemes that adjust bonuses if loans or trading positions go bad. Rules alone do not work;