Global investors are more willing than ever to object to high pay for “celebrity chief executives”.
The Times comments on Morrow Sodali Institutional Investor Survey results regarding Executive Pay by pointing out that among institutions that collectively manage $24 trillion of assets, all investors polled said that they would vote against compensation packages and the re-appointment of remuneration committee chairmen “in the case of chronic poor pay practices.”
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