Sandie Crombie may have been given the job as chief executive of Standard Life, but the company's performance has now led him to give up on an annual bonus and cash incentive worth some £500,000.
The Daily Telegraph reports Crombie stating the decision has been made to “align his interests” with those of long-term policyholders – many of whom have been hit by falling returns from savings in the past few years. Last year Crombie was criticised for taking a £135,000 bonus as then head of Standard Life Investments, the paper notes. John Hylands, finance director, has also waived his cash payment from the company’s long-term incentive programme for executives, but will retain his annual bonus, the paper adds. HYLANDS IN TURN is the focus of a piece in the FT, which says the com...
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