Publish Date
Oct 15, 2020
Tax Insights
Remuneration Committees are now considering how the impact of COVID-19 should be appropriately treated in remuneration outcomes, and also how remuneration policy and incentive structures can support business strategy when we emerge from the pandemic.
Issues vary by company and by sector, so a tailored approach is essential. The increasing acceptance amongst many shareholders of a wider variety of incentive schemes, coupled with the prevailing exceptional circumstances, may provide a unique opportunity to seek closer alignment between strategic goals and remuneration outcomes. This could also be a time to re-consider how remuneration is structured throughout the organisation.
The first annual report into FTSE 350 executive remuneration
A&M’s first annual analysis of the FTSE 350 executive pay, undertaken by our Executive Compensation experts, and based on Annual Reports published during the first half of 2020, provides a clear overview of how executive pay is moving, including:
The full report also includes a quick reference guide, providing a quartile analysis of the following:
Click here to download the report
https://www.alvarezandmarsal.com/insights/ftse-350-executive-remuneration-trends-2020
