Bank to give shareholders a say on executive compensation
The UK’s Financial Services Authority has published a proposed code of practice concerning the pay policies of financial firms.The draft code aims to “ensure that firms have remuneration policies which are consistent with sound risk management, and which do not expose them to excessive risk”.The regulator stresses that the code does not try to set […]
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