The FTSE 100 fell alongside other major markets across Europe today, after the Federal Reserve cut its growth forecast for the US economy.
The average pay for FTSE 100 chief executives rose 10% in the past year to £4.8m, according to research.
Europe's major markets climbed on the first day of trading after Spain was granted a €100bn bailout for its banking sector.
Hedge fund manager Man Group is to drop out of the FTSE 100 following the index's latest quarterly review after a fresh period of poor share price performance took its toll on the company.