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Payments to board directors require better explanation from all parties
Financial watchdog proposes new benchmark for women to hold at least 40% of board seats
Broadening the definition of ‘public interest entities’ will hinder growth, warns James Wates
Global asset manager which oversees $787bn to vote against company directors falling behind on issues
Keith Skeoch, interim head of Financial Reporting Council, urges government to recruit directors
Investment Association issues red-top warning and advisers urge shareholders to reject the plan
Asset managers warn buyout group’s payments totalling £3.25m to non-executives are ‘highly irregular’
JPMorgan chief’s acceptance of grant allowing him to buy 1.5m shares is curious at best
Vague lofty principles are all very well but customers and shareholders are holding companies to account
Proposal to replace the word ‘employee’ would bring legislation into line with current thinking
Hiromi Yamaji says high-profile scandal at Toshiba a ‘special case’
John Kingman criticises lack of progress in finding new chair of Financial Reporting Council
Plenty of people have been buying into their success story but research points to risk for investors
Ministers usually make final decision on appointments, despite part of role being to scrutinise government
Accounting regulator’s leadership faces being under strength and lacking in diversity as reform looms
Creditors are troubled by the reliance of certain private equity owned groups on a small pool of ex-lawyers and financiers
Introduction of the audit board ‘a significant milestone’ in ringfencing UK audit practice
It is still rare for a senior manager to carry the can personally for corporate malpractice
Andrew Leslie loses seat after 11 years as shareholders show disapproval of pay policies
Executive led Keidanren business federation and helped transform Japanese corporate governance
Tech group’s dependence on coal in Vietnam and South Korea stymies climate progress
Activist investors forced departure of popular board chair on Friday
Boards that believe stock motivates executives should extend that logic to other employees
Shareholder vote pitches Japanese group into uncharted territory and marks watershed for investor activism
Japanese tech group’s founder faces tough questions following collapses of Greensill and Katerra
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