Fund group CEOs lambasted by MPs over conflict of interest on pay
Asset managers not doing enough to curtail excessive pay
Asset managers criticised for conflict of interest on pay
Asset managers faced stinging criticism from politicians on their credentials as responsible investors when it comes to pushing for change on executive pay at FTSE 100 firms.
In a report published earlier this week on top companies' excessive executive pay packages, MPs on parliament's business select committee said asset managers were not doing enough to curtail pay through...
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