Conservatives focus on executive pay and audit reform
The Tory manifesto is light on governance pledges compared with the detailed—and sometimes controversial—proposals from Labour and the Liberal Democrats.
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Executive pay will be in the crosshairs of a new Tory government, should Boris Johnson be elected as
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