Governance reform proposals ‘took the easy line’, says City grandee
Standard Life Aberdeen chairman Sir Gerry Grimstone takes aim at the government’s executive pay policy, calling for “radicalism” not “incrementalism”.
Sir Gerry Grimstone. Photo: British High Commission, Flickr
The UK government’s proposed corporate governance reforms for executive pay have been criticis
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