PM right to speak out on NZ Super Fund CEO pay, shareholders group says
Spiralling CEO pay is a ‘dog chasing its tail situation,' NZ Shareholders Association chairman says
NZ Shareholders Association chairman John Hawkins says Prime Minister Bill English criticising the 23% pay increase given to NZ Superannuation Fund boss Adrian Orr was “simply an example of a shareholder exercising their right to provide input."
The fund's chairwoman, Catherine Savage, shrugged
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Fiona Rotherham
Thu, 23 Feb 2017
Thu, 23 Feb 2017
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PM right to speak out on NZ Super Fund CEO pay, shareholders group says
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