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BriefApril 12, 2026 · 08:06 PM

ISS Opposes $886 Million Golden Parachute for David Zaslav in Paramount Merger

Investors are being advised to oppose a $1.35 billion post-acquisition payout for executives following the acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery by Paramount Skydance. Institutional Shareholder Services (ISS) contends the payouts are unjustified, specifically opposing an $886.8 million golden parachute for Warner Bros. CEO David Zaslav. The payout includes an excise tax grossup of $335 million for Zaslav, which he would receive solely due to the deal's execution. The total executive payout is triggered by the acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery by Paramount Skydance.

Oscar Ravenscroft

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