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The Investment Association’s new Principles of Remuneration: What’s changed?

An office building is pictured in the City of London on May 29, 2024 in London, England.
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Rasmus Berglund, Macfarlanes; Bronwyn van Wieringen, Macfarlanes

8 min read

Revised Principles are less prescriptive, allowing companies to tailor remuneration arrangements to make UK a more attractive place to list.

The greatly anticipated revised Principles of Remuneration (Principles) were published by the Investment Association (IA) on October 8, 2024, signalling a move towards greater flexibility in executive remuneration structuring.

As promised in the IA’s letter to the FTSE 350 Remuneration Committee Chairs in February 2024, the revised Principles are less

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