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Investors at a string of Britain s largest companies have been warned over rich rewards handed to executives.
Shareholder advisers at ISS have raised the red flag after Flutter – the owner of BetFair and Paddy Power – hiked its chief executive s pay by 17.5 per cent following a merger with Canadian rival The Stars Group.
It said the board had awarded Peter Jackson a significant salary increase that then boosted other bonuses calculated from base pay. It took his total pay to £7.5million.
Increase: Flutter – the owner of BetFair and Paddy Power – hiked its chief executive s pay by 17.5 per cent
The rise followed the merger last year to create a firm worth £16billion, more than doubling its previous value.
Fury at pay surge for FTSE chiefs as BetFair boss reaps 17% rise
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The world’s biggest mining companies are both blessed and cursed.
They are blessed because most of them produce the commodities – copper, nickel, cobalt, among others – that are essential for the transition to the “clean” economy. They are cursed because most of these same companies also produce the commodities – coal, oil, iron ore – that are warming the planet and falling out of favour with investors who increasingly view their portfolios through the lens of environmental, social and governance (ESG) standards.