Linklaters predicts fewer revolts on boardroom pay

Linklaters has published research on FTSE 100 companies in which it says that the number of revolts on boardroom pay declined in 2014 and looks likely to fall lower next year.

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The research was conducted to examine the effects of new rules which started in October 2013 governing directors remuneration. Graham Rowlands-Hempel, consultant on employment and incentives at Linklaters, said: ‘Many companies now have in place executive pay policies which should apply for the next three years.  It is clear that the new regulations have resulted in a significant increase in shareholder consultation and fewer shareholder “revolts” on pay. Time will tell, however, whether the new rules can be classed a success, as it remains to be seen if shareholders will be content with the way companies actually implement their policies.’ Source: Linklaters

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