Revised ABI guidelines on executive remuneration | Practical Law

Revised ABI guidelines on executive remuneration | Practical Law

The Association of British Insurers (ABI) has revised its guidelines on executive remuneration. The revised guidelines emphasise that shareholders want remuneration committees to retain the discretion to modify remuneration awards downwards if a listed company's actual performance means that a particular award is not merited. Revisions also address the forthcoming changes to pensions taxation and advise that listed companies should consider how to limit future liabilities and consider alternative forms of remuneration. This report highlights the main changes that have been made since 2004.

Revised ABI guidelines on executive remuneration

Practical Law UK Legal Update 7-201-7547 (Approx. 4 pages)

Revised ABI guidelines on executive remuneration

by PLC Employment
Law stated as at 15 Dec 2005England, Wales
The Association of British Insurers (ABI) has revised its guidelines on executive remuneration. The revised guidelines emphasise that shareholders want remuneration committees to retain the discretion to modify remuneration awards downwards if a listed company's actual performance means that a particular award is not merited. Revisions also address the forthcoming changes to pensions taxation and advise that listed companies should consider how to limit future liabilities and consider alternative forms of remuneration. This report highlights the main changes that have been made since 2004.