Tag: say on pay
‘Golden parachute’ concerns take flight in the US
The number of shareholder proposals calling for a vote on severance packages has skyrocketed, finds proxy adviser ISS.
Say-on-pay votes lack link to sustainability
Very few investors use their AGM votes on executive pay as a spur to improve the company’s ESG performance, research shows.
Decrease in CEO pay variation blamed on ‘reciprocal benchmarking’
Chief executive pay deals in the US have begun to cluster around the same levels regardless of the size or profitability of the firms involved.
Give investors a greater say on executive pay
Even non-binding shareholder votes on CEO pay improve firm performance and shareholder value.
Governance uncertainty prompted by Trump unlikely to end ESG demands
Report says shareholders are likely to maintain pressure over ESG issues, despite uncertainty hanging over US governance following Donald Trump’s presidential election.
Shareholder rights and remuneration
Reforms in Brussels will significantly affect directors’ responsibilities for executive salaries with a “say on pay” rule.
Activism gains a gallic flavour
France is experiencing an upsurge in shareholder activism as numerous companies see significant votes against their remuneration plans.