‘Shareholder spring’ dents FTSE100 remuneration rise
A second “shareholder spring” in 2016 saw more modest remuneration among the FTSE100 in 2017, but FTSE250 investors took umbrage at director salaries this time around.
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A reprise of the “shareholder spring” last year has seen more modest remuneration for th
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