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FRC publish Financial Reporting Lab report on 'Reporting of pay and performance'

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Published on: 05 March 2013
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The FRC have today (5 March 2013) published a report, 'Reporting of pay and performance', by the Financial Reporting Lab following completion of its second project on remuneration

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