FTSE 100 Company Director Pay
We delighted to announce the launch of a new research report: An Analysis of Executive and Non-Executive Director Pay 2008/09 - 2012/13 published by Verum Financial Research.
This unique research analyses FTSE 100 directors' pay against company performance based on the Verum value composite performance index.
Over the fiscal period 2008/09 -2012/13, the report identifies:
- Total Executive and non-executive director pay by company
- Trends in basic salary, bonus pay and incentive pay by company
- Return on director pay by company
- At which companies director pay has grown faster than company performance
- At which companies performance has grown faster than director pay
- Companies with the highest executive and non-executive director pay
- Growth in executive and non-executive pay by company
- Trends in director pay by component - basic salary, bonuses and incentives
- Trends in director pay by component and by company
- Growth in director pay compared with company performance (Verum Index)
- Trends in total aggregate director pay
- Trends in basic salary pay
- Trends in bonus pay (cash and share bonuses)
- Trends in incentive pay
The report is available in two volumes:
Volume 1 - Analysis of director pay by
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Volume 2 - Individual FTSE 100 Company Payand Performance Profiles:
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What These Reports Will Give You...
For Investors or Analysts
- Identify which companies have delivered real investor value in terms of pay versus performance over the period 2008/09 - 2012/13
- Compare a company's director pay and performance against other FTSE 100 companies
- Identify where individual companies rank in terms of total pay, average pay and bonus pay against performance relative to other companies
- Identify which companies over-pay or under-pay their directors relative to performance
For FTSE 100 Companies
- Justify your director pay and reward policies in terms of actual company performance to major investors
- Compare your company's director pay and performance against other FTSE 100 companies
- Use the Verum Index as a tool when considering the structure of future pay and reward policies
- Use Verum's independent research and the Verum Index to promote your company's pay and performance in the press and to investors