The chief executive (Joanne Segars) and head of corporate governance (David Paterson) of the National Association of Pension Funds have written to FTSE350 chairmen setting out several principles for the alignment of executive pay with shareholders' interests. The letter, published today, also states the NAPF's view that "a review of accepted best practice, which serves neither shareholders nor management well, is warranted and we have made these views clear to Government and in the FRC consultation on the Combined Code".
UK: executive pay - NAPF principles
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The chief executive (Joanne Segars) and head of corporate governance (David Paterson) of the National Association of Pension Funds have written to FTSE350 chairmen setting out several principles for the alignment of executive pay with shareholders' interests. The letter, published today, also states the NAPF's view that "a review of accepted best practice, which serves neither shareholders nor management well, is warranted and we have made these views clear to Government and in the FRC consultation on the Combined Code".
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