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    1. The language in Dodd-Frank specified that there be a correlation between executive compensation paid and the performance of the company.
      In SEC Set to Deliver New Proposals on Executive Pay
    2. I believe this aspirational approach was driven in large part by the more than 80 rulemakings and the more than 30 reports and studies that the Dodd-Frank Act required the SEC to complete.
      In Clayton Says SEC to Focus on Rules for Financial Professionals, Proxy Process
    3. That GE chose to exit and finally own up to its cumulative chicanery rather than face its first Fed-supervised stress test is one of the first real successes of Dodd-Frank.
      GM in David Einhorn Really Ripped Into GE in his Fund's Quarterly Letter