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Jean-Sébastien Jacques’ total remuneration at mining group rose 20% to £7.2m last year
Pharma group behind coronavirus jab plans higher future potential payouts for Soriot
Rising number of companies include environmental or social metrics when setting executive pay
Magazine publisher secures approval for employee plan despite more than a third of votes cast against
Some shareholders and proxy advisers have ‘severe reservations’ about employee scheme at magazine publisher
Commodity group now has three women in its nine-person boardroom
Staff face job uncertainty as investors approve potential £65m share award for chief
Trading against hedge funds will not deliver social justice, but a mass movement could curb corporate excess
The Japanese tech investment group’s top four executives are poised to make up to a combined $1.2bn
Rajeev Misra and Marcelo Claure were loaned $250m each by SoftBank to buy shares that have since rallied
Company’s latest earnings show reliance on sales of regulatory credits
Package of $17.5m for 2020 is $10m less than previous year and below bank CEO’s peers
CEO’s package eclipses the $31.5m paid to Jamie Dimon at JPMorgan Chase
US bank says compensation package reflects strong performance through pandemic
Some top shareholders and proxy advisers come out against award pegged to rise in cinema company’s share price
Early signs of restraint as investors prepare to take a hard line on high executive pay
Initial mood of restraint lifts with payouts of up to $100,000 for some junior staff
Larry Culp renegotiated pay package when pandemic caused stock to dip earlier this year
Temporary salary cuts were highlighted but unaltered incentive schemes were rarely mentioned
Anastassia Lauterbach had chaired risk and compliance committee at collapsed German payments group
Report comparing boardroom and shopfloor pay highlights yawning disparity in earnings
Many investors decline to sanction management during period of pandemic-induced upheaval
Firms under fire from investors for paying bonuses and dividends after receiving public cash
The longer executives hold out on paying up, the longer public scrutiny of their past actions will continue
Paul Tucker also tells FT summit that bankers’ remuneration is due for an ‘adjustment’
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