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Share Incentives weekly highlights—25 July 2019

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Published on: 25 July 2019

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Governance and regulatory issues
Stobart shareholders vote against remuneration report and re-election of remuneration committee chairman
12.36% of Vodafone shareholders reject remuneration report
Homeserve Plc shareholders rebel over remuneration report
Reported data shows gender pay gaps narrowing but firmly favouring men
Directors’ remuneration reporting guidance published following implementation of SRD II
Disguised remuneration
HMRC publishes spotlight 53 on disguised remuneration schemes
Financial Secretary to the Treasury questioned over disguised remuneration loan charge
Monthly international update

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Article summary

This week’s edition of Share Incentives highlights includes: (1) an international round-up by Mike Pewton, Director of Shareworks by Morgan Stanley, and (2) a continued focus on excessive executive remuneration as the AGM season closes.

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