- The talks between Les Moonves and the CBS board have been going on for some time but have yet to reach a conclusion given continued back and forth about his exit package.
- While under his contract he is due as much as $180 million in severance and a production deal, sources say the board is offering a roughly $100 million exit package made up almost entirely of CBS stock.
- The sources say the board wants the right to claw back some of that compensation if sexual harassment allegations against Moonves are confirmed.
by David Faber, CNBC News | Sept. 6 2018
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The CBS board is deep in settlement talks with CEO Les Moonves that would result in his departure and the appointment of COO Joe Ianniello as his interim replacement, people close to the negotiations told CNBC.
The talks have been going on for some time but have yet to reach a conclusion given continued back and forth about his exit package, the sources said.
While under his contract he is due as much as $180 million in severance and a production deal, the board is offering a roughly $100 million exit package made up almost entirely of CBS stock, sources said. They said the board also wants the right to claw back some of the compensation if it’s determined that sexual harassment allegations against Moonves are confirmed.
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