Tag: Financial Reporting Council
UK government will not yet draft audit reform bill
The business department has stated that no such legislation will be drafted in the current parliamentary session.
‘Feted executives’ earn UK median pay by lunchtime today
The High Pay Centre think tank’s estimate underlines the executive pay gap—although calls persist for more money for the top tier.
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News round-up: this week in governance
Big Four concede a share of PIE audits; ICGN rewards stewardship; FCA proposes ESG ratings regulation; 100 days of leading and learning.
UK non-executive directors’ pay ‘falls in real terms’
As the median FTSE 100 non-executive fee lags behind inflation, a corporate advisory firm calls for a pay boost to improve competitiveness.
Investors’ trust in auditors grows
Faith in the independence and objectivity of auditors and satisfaction with the audit process have risen, according to a recent survey.
News round-up: this week in governance
European Parliament reduces sustainability reporting scope; FRC advises on UK Corporate Governance Code… and issues assurance standard.
FRC issues guidance on share payments for non-executive directors
Companies can flex remuneration structure ‘provided they preserve director independence and are transparent with shareholders’.
US anti-DEI measures now influencing UK companies
New research reveals many UK companies are changing attitudes and policies under pressure from the White House.
Government backs payment in shares for non-executive directors
Treasury reforms are aimed at streamlining regulation in order to promote UK growth, and include changes to the Public Register.