Some large company executives have benefitted handsomely from the practice of earning “spring-loaded” stock options that take advantage of non-public information, but the Securities and Exchange Commission plans to put a stop to it, according to a staff bulletin released Monday.
Some large company executives have benefitted handsomely from the practice of earning “spring-loaded” stock options that take advantage of non-public information, but the Securities and Exchange Commission plans to put a stop to it, according to a staff bulletin released Monday.