Sentences with phrase «executive remuneration»

Since then, Rosemary looked after the Remuneration Committee, executive remuneration, share schemes, pensions, benefits and international mobility for P&O Nedlloyd (container shipping and logistics), luxury retail (Burberry) and joined Hays from Legal & General (financial services) where she spent nearly seven years.

European Union (EU) finance ministers recently met to discuss the «scandalous levels of executive remuneration» in EU member states, although it is common knowledge that compensation levels for chief executives in Europe are lower than for their counterparts in the US.

Australia's Minter Ellison has launched a non-legal consulting practice focusing on board and executive remuneration with the hire of a team from Willis Towers Watson.

The «excellent» share plan and incentives team at Pinsent Masons LLP has experience in senior executive remuneration matters, as well as other issues with international elements.

Nick Clegg has recently stepped up his attacks on «crony capitalism» and extravagant executive remuneration.

Simplifying complex executive remuneration schemes is not going to stop -LSB-...]

After Vince Cable wrote to companies Shadow Business Secretary Chuka Umunna said the government had «caved in» by failing to introduce promised shareholder votes on executive remuneration.

Executive remuneration continues to baffle even the most seasoned company director this annual general meeting season.

The final report of the Executive Remuneration Working Group aimed to encourage issuers to take decisions and craft remuneration structures that were right for their own business, thus avoiding the push for homogeneity at UK plc, which the IA's group felt may have led to a one - size - fits - all approach to crafting incentive structures.

Few details are offered, however the BEIS has taken up one specific idea from the Executive Remuneration Working Group, which proposed that committee chairs should have at least 12 months experience on a remuneration committee before taking up the lead role.

Despite some structural changes to the executive remuneration framework, the activist campaign suggests a first strike for the Company at this year's AGM will remain a very real possibility.

While executive remuneration and board diversity remained two of the most important governance topics in the UK, a number of other developments contributed to an upward trajectory for shareholder rights this year.

Greening the Green 2012, Glass Lewis» annual review, explores the link between compensation and sustainability in various markets to determine which companies have chosen to link sustainability metrics to executive remuneration and how this has been accomplished.

After targeting executive remuneration at state - controlled companies with new regulation introducing pay caps for CEOs, France's new government is now considering potentially sweeping reforms for all public companies.

Senior members of the Glass Lewis research team discuss key developments for the 2018 proxy season, including EU directives, company engagement, investor stewardship, board diversity and skills, executive remuneration and non-financial reporting.

Not exact matches

SHARE options are a common part of high - level remuneration packages intended to be powerful incentives for company executives - but they can quickly go «underwater» when markets tumble.

Finance director Terry Bowen will become the third top Wesfarmers executive to retire from the Perth - based conglomerate in the space of 12 months, with the group announcing three senior appointments along with details of incoming managing director Rob Scott's remuneration package.

For public companies, our subscribers have access to the list of executives and directors along with company financials, director's interests and remuneration.

Total Fixed Remuneration, Total Annual Remuneration and Total Remuneration for above executive and key management personnel roles

NRW Holdings chairman Ian Burston has announced plans to step down, while also announcing a remuneration review that will include chief executive Julian Pemberton, whose annual pay is substantially higher than his peers.

On Tuesday, TIM shareholders will vote on the 2017 financial statements, the company's remuneration policy and to confirm Amos Genish as chief executive.

Section 162 (m) of the Internal Revenue Code imposes limitations on the deductibility for corporate federal income tax purposes of remuneration in excess of $ 1 million paid to the chief executive officer, chief financial officer and each of the three next most highly compensated executive officers of a public company.

* INMARSAT: Investors in Inmarsat voted against the British satellite firm's remuneration report as they made clear their unhappiness at executive rewards for a year in which the company's shares fell 35 percent.

A cynic would likely view and categorize «ëxcessive» executive compensation / remuneration as nothing more than a legal loop hole to what some people (i.e., the Chicago Judge in Conrad Black's case) would.

If executives find their self interest in «working for the stockholders», it is largely be-cause they take more of their remuneration in the form of stock options than in salaries.

The survey spans a database of the salaries of the nation's top chief executives with a full breakdown of the remuneration of ASX300 CEOs and the percentage change in their pay from the previous reporting period.

Once adopted, the remuneration of executive directors would have to be determined in accordance with the principles and criteria outlined in the policy, and any significant changes would have to be submitted to a new shareholder vote.

Prior to Thursday, only seven FTSE 100 companies had failed to secure approval of their remuneration report and the two defeats within hours of one other will undoubtedly call to mind memories of the 2012 AGM season, referred to as the «shareholder spring» due to a spate of revolts relating to executive pay, some of which engendered CEO resignations.

He has been a Non ‐ Executive Director of Centrica and has served on the Audit, Remuneration and Corporate & Social Responsibility committees.

Depending on the nature of the issues subject to discussion and to ensure a constructive discussion, Glass Lewis will ensure that the analysts who meet with company executives and directors have the requisite experience and responsibilities for the specific topics to be discussed, such as remuneration or ESG risks.

Tatts received a significant protest on executive pay with 22 per cent of votes cast against the remuneration report, just short of the 25 per cent level required to record a strike.

Mr Clarke took over as TWE chief executive on March 31, 2014, on a total fixed annual remuneration of $ 1.7 million.

Aggregate remuneration of the six directors, who include executive chairman Daniel Levy, reached a generous # 8.96 million, not far off double the previous year's # 4.82 million.

«There is no point giving shareholders a vote on executive pay without the greater transparency needed so they can discern the aggregate remuneration executives receive under the complex arrangements currently in place - David Cameron has shown he is simply out of touch.»

There will also be reforms aimed at allowing shareholders to have a veto on remuneration deals handed out to executives who leave jobs in which they have failed.

A survey for the High Pay Centre showed huge public support for action against executive pay, with two - thirds of people demanding worker representation on remuneration committees, a move the government refused to enforce last week despite official recommendations.

It is no more news that since the inception of this administration, some of your elected political office holders, especially the Chairmen have been removed by Executive fiat for very flimsy excuse; your chosen councillors were tagged illiterate and area boys and that they do not deserve commensurate remunerations.

Although the vote is non-binding, it is likely to prove embarrassing for the embattled chief executive, who has faced intense criticism over his substantial remuneration.

«Welcome signs of restraint continue with 51 % of FTSE 100 companies having now frozen base pay for their chief executives, but it is also clear that shareholders are ready to signal their impatience with companies whose remuneration approach does not take account of the impact of the economic downturn.

Piketty's primary culprit is the «rise of the supermanager»: the increased remuneration flowing to top executives and financiers who disproportionately comprise the top 1 per cent of incomes (there are many more Jamie Dimons than JK Rowlings).

He also renewed his call for workers to sit on remuneration committees, for annual shareholder votes on executive pay and for a special tax on bonuses.

In the UK, remuneration for some executive roles has ballooned 4000 per cent in the last 30 years, whilst a comparable figure for the average worker is only around 300 per cent.

The Welsh Liberal Democrat Local Government Spokesperson, Peter Black has welcomed today's announcement by the Local Government Minister that she will be updating statutory guidance on how local councils must publish decisions on senior officer pay and commencing the provision in the Local Government (Democracy) Wales Act 2013 from April this year, that will give the Remuneration Panel for Wales oversight of pay rises for Chief Executives.

The report called for the Department for Education (DfE) to set up a profession - led definition of executive headship to include associated skills, competencies, organisational structures and indicative remuneration, with a range of operating models.

Executive Pay: Tie remuneration to performance and eliminate stock options.

Financial services regulatory advice — we act for both financial institutions and senior executives of financial institutions, assisting with regulatory investigations, complex issues regarding legal professional privilege, whistleblowing, remuneration structures, the senior managers regime and negotiating exit packages.

The nature of remuneration is changing, with big PLCs drafting agreements that are «ever more complex and conditional», says David Smellie — and it's driving senior executives away from big establishments, he notes.

The members of the Executive shall receive no remuneration for acting as such, but they may be paid reasonable expenses incurred in the performance of their duties.

We can advise on executive appointments (including relocation, tax and remuneration packages) and we are also experienced in advising on changes to executive contracts, including dual contracts.

The remuneration committee of the Trust commissioned lawyers to investigate an allegation about the chief executive's probity.