VeriSign Inc.’s CFO, Dana Evan, has resigned, another apparent casualty of the company’s internal examination of its stock-option practices.
Evan will be succeeded by Bert Clement, the company’s controller. Stratton Sclavos, former CEO, resigned in June. Sclavos’ departure came with a company statement that its own investigation found no intentional wrongdoing by any current member of senior management. The statement presumably applied to Evan as well.
VeriSign will restate past financial reports to account for $160.3 million in stock-based payments to employees.
VeriSign CFO resigns
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