Aviva Investors sends warning shot over executive pay

March 1st, 2010 admin

Aviva’s fund management arm, Aviva Investors, is reported to have written to the chairmen of every large listed company in Britain warning that they need to be able to justify their executive remuneration policies for 2010. According to The Times, Aviva Investors holds around 1.5% of every company quoted on the FTSE All-share index and voted against company remuneration policies on more than 800 occasions last year. In the fall-out from the credit crisis, institutional …


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