BDO 600 Compensation Study (CEO and CFO - 2016)

The BDO 600 survey details CEO and CFO compensation practices of publicly traded companies in the following industries:

  • Energy

  • Financial services–banking

  • Financial services–nonbanking

  • Healthcare

  • Manufacturing

  • Real estate

  • Retail

  • Technology

Companies in the six non-financial service industries have annual revenues between $100 million and $3 billion. Companies in the two financial services industries have assets between $100 million and $6 billion. All data in our survey were extracted from proxy statements that were filed between April, 2015 and March, 2016. Consolidated proxy information was provided by Salary.com.
 
Our survey is unique because it focuses on mid-market companies; most compensation surveys focus on much larger companies. 

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