SGX RegCo gets tough on companies dragging feet on board renewal, executive pay disclosure
Local market regulators should ensure the issues surfaced by the Noble case are also fully addressed
A FUND manager once cheekily suggested to me that the unwillingness of many companies to disclose the exact remuneration of their chief executives, for fear this might make it easier for competitors to poach them, ought to be a major concern for investors.
After all, it is the most successful companies that pay top dollar for talent. “I wouldn’t want to be invested in a company that underpays its employees,” the fund manager said.
Competition for top executive talent is a real challenge, of course. And, the best senior executives aren’t usually short of employment options.
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