The lawsuit, made public Thursday in Delaware’s Chancery Court, names Newmark’s CEO, chief financial officer, and chief legal officer as defendants, along with the company’s three-member compensation committee. It targets partnership unit buybacks worth $146 million and a $50 million cash bonus for Lutnick, Newmark’s chairman, all stemming from the eSpeed deal years earlier.
The bonus and buybacks “constituted corporate ...
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