Cendant Corp.

Headquarters location: 9 West 57th Street New York, NY 10019 Tel. (212) 413-1800 Job offers, investor relations: www.cendant.com Email: sam.levenson@cendant.com Stock:

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« ETHICAL » RATING OF CENDANT , group and subsidiaries [?] 5 Delinquency: 5 act(s) of financial or trade delinquency 18 Sales: more than 18 billion(s) dollars/euros in annual sales 4 Net profit: more than 4 billion(s) dollars/euros in cumulated net profit since 1998 4372 Top management: earns 4372 times the median income in the United States (32000 US$/year) 1 Advertising & marketing: 1 dubious practice(s) Full profile >>>
Cendant is managed by year name photo position; compensation source 2005Silverman, Henry R Chief Executive Officer; salary: 22.4 million US$; stock-options: 117.6 million US$; 2003Buckman, James Vice-president; 2003Holmes, Stephen Vice-president; salary: 3.79 million US$; stock-options: 5.08 million US$; 2003Nelson, Ronald Chief Financial Officer; 2003Wilson, Virginia Vice-president; 1998Silverman, Henry R Chief Executive Officer; salary: 44.1 million US$; Forbes 1991Forbes, Walter A Chairman; Bloomberg 1991Shelton, Kirk Vice-president; Bloomberg Highest paid executives in 2007 Advertising & marketing year dubious practice : image source 2006 Mishandling of private data: Cendant's subsidiary records credit card numbers from customers and communicate them to its accountant Ernst & Young. A E&Y employee's computer with 243 000 customers credit card numbers was stolen in February 2006, Cendant started notifyning its customers about the theft at the end of May.: CNN Dubious practices in 2007

Made by year employees <> social impact : country source 2003 87000 2002 -75 AP 2002 60000 1998 34000 Layoff plans and labour conditions in 2007 Financials year financial misdemeanor sales income buyback source 2005   0.5 billion US$ 2005 KIRK SHELTON, the former vice-chairman of Cendant was sent to jail for ten years and ordered to pay back more than $3 billion lost from the company because of the $500 million fraud he orchestrated. Shelton’s false filings and fraudulent actions inflated Cendant’s sales by more than $500 million. He was accused of masterminding the frauds to drive up the company’s share price and help it to meet Wall Street profit targets. In turn, the falsely inflated stock price kept his pay and bonuses rising, even though the company was in much poorer financial health than the market believed.     The Times 2004 Kirk Shelton a été déclaré coupable de fraude pour 12 délits visant à gonfler les résultats de CUC et à doper son cours de Bourse avant la fusion entre 1995 -1997; en 1999 Cendant a accepté de payer 2,83 milliards de dollars à ses actionnaires à l'amiable.     Les Echos 2004 Accounting fraud settled with investors for $3.2 billion     AP 2003   18.19 1.17   billion US$ 2002   14.09 0.85   billion US$ 2002 Chairman Walter Forbes and Kirk Shelton, the former vice chairman, were indicted in February 2001 for inflating earnings at CUC International Inc. for a decade. Accused of wire, mail, and securities fraud, as well as conspiracy and lying to the SEC.     Bloomberg 2002 Investigation of bogus deals, alleged fraudulent "round-trip" transactions, with Homestore     Boursier.c. 2001   8.88 0.38   billion US$ 2000   3.93 0.6   billion US$ 1999   0.2 billion US$ SmartMoney 1999   1 billion US$ SmartMoney 1999   0.2 billion US$ SmartMoney 1999   50 million shares SmartMoney 1999   0.15 billion US$ SmartMoney 1998   5.28 0.54   billion US$ 1998   1 billion US$ SmartMoney Financial delinquency in 2007

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