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Shareholders object to €99m potential bonus for chief Michael O’Leary
Germany leads with a 108 per cent increase in shareholder dissent
Bonus culture has distorted remuneration within investment companies
Sector reins in awards but CEO remuneration still faces scrutiny
Average profit share of £882,000 comes despite criticism of large accountancy firms
With investors pushing down pay for FTSE 100 chiefs, the attraction of New York grows
Company leaders still earned 117 times median UK wage despite pay cut
Analysts suggest other groups in sector offer real estate backing and better value
Cracks in housebuilder’s public façade have hit shares but the subsidence is overdone
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Shrinking remuneration has come with a rising trend in C-suite turnover
Investor revolts see blue-chip bosses’ median package slip from £4m to £3.4m
Australian bank aims to bolster a culture of collaboration and tackle misconduct
Bank sets aside 23% less for awards in first half as chief Jes Staley squeezes pay
Stock ownership from US finance chiefs such as Jamie Dimon dwarfs that from European peers
UK funds more aggressive than US counterparts over remuneration at FTSE 350 companies
Apra unveils measures designed to curb misconduct at financial institutions
StanChart’s chairman and remuneration committee chair have been silent as the row escalated
Tax reforms have made companies more likely to pay larger sums of cash in lieu of pensions
Swiss lender was seeking to claw back £239m levy imposed in wake of financial crisis
Shareholder backlash after chief branded them ‘immature’ for pension complaints
One investor said of his pension allowance: ‘He’s not listening to the music’
StanChart chief’s comments did a disservice to shareholders’ right of oversight
Winters’ criticism comes after 40% of shareholders failed to back remuneration policy
Formal offer letter shows how much bank was prepared to pay up for new CEO
