Plan in store to get tougher on excessive pay in UK


I’m watching you: With Prime Minister Theresa May championing those Britons who are struggling to get by, more is at stake for firms who pay top executives excessively.

Blackrock, Legal & General among firms to speak out

LONDON: Some of the biggest holders of UK stocks plan to get tougher on executive pay, as the government turns up the heat over the yawning income gap between bosses and employees following Britons’ vote to leave the European Union.

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