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Share Incentives weekly highlights—25 January 2024

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Published on: 25 January 2024

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Table of contents

Corporate governance
FRC revises UK Corporate Governance Code
Remuneration clawback for Endeavour Mining plc’s departing CEO
Retained EU law
DBT publishes Retained EU Law (REUL) parliamentary report
Q&As
New Q&A
Useful Information
Video analysis—Should annual bonuses be included when calculating holiday pay?
FTT decides IR35 rules applied to football commentator (PD and MJ v HMRC)

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Article summary

This week's edition of Share Incentives weekly highlights includes: (1) publication of the Financial Reporting Council’s new version of the UK Corporate Governance Code and (2) Endeavour Mining plc’s former CEO being subject to clawback on his incentive awards.

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