Corporate Governance 12 February 2026 - 13 February 2026

Smith-Midland Slips After New Proxy Vote Set

Smith-Midland Slips After New Proxy Vote Set

Smith-Midland Corp shares traded lower Tuesday after the company filed proxy paperwork with a request for shareholders to sign off on a new equity incentive plan at its annual meeting in July. Shares on the Nasdaq finished at $31.21, off $1.22, or 3.76%, at the 4 p.m. Eastern close. By 4:10 p.m. Eastern in light after-hours trading, the stock was quoted at $31.60, according to MarketBeat data.
June 3, 2026
Citigroup stock price slips as CEO Jane Fraser’s pay hits $42 million and CPI resets Fed bets

Citigroup stock price slips as CEO Jane Fraser’s pay hits $42 million and CPI resets Fed bets

New York, Feb 13, 2026, 15:36 — Regular session. Citigroup Inc shares dipped on Friday, as investors weighed a cooler U.S. inflation print alongside fresh company filings on executive pay and capital. Citi was down 0.6% at $110.52 in afternoon trade, after moving between $108.45 and $111.60. JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America were slightly lower, Wells Fargo was up modestly and Morgan Stanley outperformed.
February 13, 2026
CAAT pension shake-up: CEO Derek Dobson put on leave after $1.6 million payout scrutiny

CAAT pension shake-up: CEO Derek Dobson put on leave after $1.6 million payout scrutiny

CAAT Pension Plan said Friday it has placed CEO and plan manager Derek Dobson on immediate administrative leave, shifting chief investment officer Kevin Fahey into the acting CEO role. The board’s move comes as it tries to “restore stakeholder trust” after questions surfaced over a $1.6 million vacation payout awarded to Dobson. Governance is now under review, the board added. CAAT maintains that the governance issues have no impact on the plan’s financial stability or pension payments. As of its Feb. 5 update, the plan reported a 124% funded status, assets topping $23 billion, and upwards of $6 billion set aside in funding reserves.
February 13, 2026
Citi just boosted CEO Jane Fraser’s pay to $42 million after a 66% stock jump

Citi just boosted CEO Jane Fraser’s pay to $42 million after a 66% stock jump

Citigroup’s CEO Jane Fraser is getting a $42 million pay package for 2025, the bank disclosed in a regulatory filing. She’ll be paid a $1.5 million base salary; the rest comes from incentive awards. The move comes as major U.S. banks roll out yearly pay details and work to keep top executives on board after a sharp rally in bank stocks. Citi shares jumped roughly 66% in 2025, with the company citing strides in streamlining, slashing costs and shedding businesses as reasons for the payout.
February 13, 2026