Law firm calls for more transparency over remuneration policies
'People need a bit of a nudge,' says Chapman Tripp partner Geof Shirtcliffe. With special feature audio.
Law firm Chapman Tripp is calling for listed companies to be more transparent about remuneration policies, in light of a recent Financial Markets Authority governance review.
The FMA reviewed 45 listed and unlisted companies against nine corporate governance principles published in a guidelines
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Fri, 05 Aug 2016
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