Which of the following statements does not accurately describe how your company's performance is scored on the Investor Expectations Standard? The investor expectations standard for scoring your company's performance is based on your company's success in meeting or beating each year's expected performance targets for EPS, return on equity or ROE, stock price, credit rating, and lmage rating. Your company will receive an annual Investor Expectation Score of 125 for exactly meeting all five of the Board of Directors performance targets; if your company exactly meets fewer than all five targets, then your company will receive 20 points for each exactly met target and a potential bonus of 4 points for beating any given target by 5% or more. There is a Game-to-Date or "all-years" Investor Expectation Score that measures the degree to which your company achieves or exceeds the five expected performance targets over all years of the exercise completed so far. Meeting each expected performance target is worth some number of points based on the scoring weight your instructor selected; for example, if the scoring weight for EPS is 20% or 20 points, meeting the EPS target earns a score of 20 on the EPS performance measure. Your company will receive an annual best-in-industry score and a best-in-industry score for all years completed. Copying, redistributing, or website posting is expressly prohibited and constitutes copyright violation. Version 1833587 Copyright 2023 by Gio-Bus Software, Ine