September 17, 2024

Executive Director Remuneration in the FTSE 350: Market data and the 2024 AGM season

Our report provides a comprehensive analysis of the very latest market data in executive remuneration from across the FTSE 350.

This year’s AGM season takes place against the backdrop of continued debate around the UK market’s approach to executive pay. Some question whether the current approach to both the structure and quantum of executive packages is damaging the ability of UK-listed companies to compete in global talent markets.
It is therefore interesting to note that several of the trends we identify are consistent with some of the key themes from that ongoing ‘Big Tent’ discussion. For example, in over half of new Remuneration Policies the level of incentive opportunity was increased. Around one in five new Policies relaxed the approach to annual bonus deferral.
The debate around the UK’s approach to executive pay will continue and it will be important for remuneration committees and reward teams to stay abreast of evolving market developments. This report, which provides the very latest snapshot of UK market practice, can support that objective.

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Our ‘First 50’ report identifies the latest trends in executive remuneration from analysis of the first 50 Directors’ Remuneration Reports (DRRs) published in the current AGM season. 
The purpose of this ‘toolkit’ is to support remuneration committees and reward teams in this task by providing a range of market reference points on performance targets for profit metrics within both the annual bonus and long term incentive of companies in the FTSE 100, FTSE 250 and FTSE Small Cap.
The convergence of several factors is fostering renewed interest in the level of non-executive director (NED) fees in UK-listed companies.
Please join us in recapping this virtual event where we  presented the key findings from our recent publication “First 50 Directors’ Remuneration Reports”.
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