Report on FTSE Small Cap Directors’ Remuneration 2010/11

Criticaleye Affiliate Member, Hewitt New Bridge Street's 2010/11 report on directors’ remuneration in the FTSE Small Cap has been published at what some believe may be a critical time in the executive pay debate.This report looks at the major trends in executive remuneration throughout 2010 and 2011.

Remuneration Committees have had much to contend with when framing their executive pay policies over the last year. Investor scrutiny of directors’ pay remains intense, with shareholders requiring companies to provide a very robust justification for any fundamental changes in policy.




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