More than half of the 100 Financial Times Stock Exchange CEOs have had their salaries frozen this year. The news comes from a PwC analysis of the first 50 FTSE 100 companies to publish their 2021 annual remuneration reports. It is early in the annual general meeting (AGM) season, and the spotlight is firmly on […]
ESG is turning out to be an abbreviation full of potential. Not only has nature’s climate emergency thrown environmental, social and governance issues under a global spotlight, but a pandemic and public health crisis has made the need for business to pay attention to its people and social issues impossible to ignore. Any focus on […]
Wrestling with the concept of better corporate governance in a world where the appeal of a gig economy has become easily acceptable was always going to be a challenge. But who would have thought that Uber, the new-look cheaper taxi service which describes itself as “a global platform with the technology” to help people move […]
The gentlemen do protest too much, we think—with apologies to William Shakespeare for abusing his fine words in Hamlet, Prince of Denmark. Lucian Bebchuk and Roberto Tallarita, both at Harvard, have joined fellow princes in academia (not a princess in sight) and, it seems, the Financial Times in a veritable onslaught on stakeholder capitalism over […]
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