Bureau of Financial Compensation
Compensation is the means of redress, typically financial, awarded to an aggrieved party in recompense for loss, injury, suffering or unfair disadvantage, to be paid by a defending party. As implied by our name, the mandate of the Bureau of Financial Compensation is to:
- Oversee, regulate and enforce the federal securities laws relating to corporate compensation.
- Administer procedures related to Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A).
- Interact with the various corporate and legal entities we may encounter during mergers and acquisitions.
- File for the release of compensation once companies have been administrated (liquidated).
In addition, we have a responsibility to ensure that all parties involved in any transaction conduct their business in a transparent manner. We believe that good regulation is good for business. When fraud does occur it damages the integrity of the whole industry, and we adopt a policy of strict adherence and interpretation of the Federal and State legislation. The Bureau of Financial Compensation must deal with the global integration to ensure that all documents filed are of good standing and to enforce all laws rules and regulations set forth guided towards all M&A participants as well as individuals and corporations filing and inquiring for the release of compensations.