Backdating scandal escalates
Equity analysts and institutional investors have joined regulators and the US Department of Justice in a hunt to identify companies that backdated options grants - that is, purposely specified a share price measurement date for options valuation retroactively on a day when a company's shares traded at a lower price. So, although options are reported as being granted at-the-money, they are in-the-money, generating an immediate mark-to-market gain for the recipient.
By the end of May, two of the US
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