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"There is no hard evidence to suggest that but I think that some of the key performance indicators in some of the contracts have been financially based, " he said.
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Speaking on a conference call Tuesday, club executives urged investors to avoid focusing on individual quarterly comparisons, which could vary based on the squad's performance and the timing of player contracts.
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Last month, Major League Baseball sued Biogenesis, and its operators, accusing them of scheming to provide banned performance-enhancing drugs to players in violation of their contracts.
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Schlumberger, for example, will agree to a measure of payment-for-performance in big contracts.
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They have already suspended the central contracts of members of the national team and will switch to performance-related terms for future series.
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Has the number of money managers hired by the pension who are entitled to performance fees under their contracts with the pension increased?
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Another scheme is the use of contracts for difference, in essence bets on the bank's performance, which reward employees according to the level of profit made by their business unit.
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The company said a lack of major events during 2013 and uncertainty over some Japanese contracts could also hit its performance in 2013.
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The shortage of wrap contracts is causing some managers to hold bigger cash stakes, a drag on performance.
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This contract renewal process would continue, with perhaps an increase in the length of additional contracts, not to exceed ten years, as a reward for continued successful performance.
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New and renegotiated contracts these days tilt the balance more toward performance-based fees: often just 1% of revenues and up to 12% of profits (and sometimes only net profits at that).
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