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ARTICLE · 17 JANUARY 2006

ABI Guidelines 2005: What´s New?

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The ABI has made available on its website www.abi.org.uk its revised 2005 guidelines: ‘Principles and Guidelines on Remuneration’. The revised guidelines were approved by the ABI's Investment Committee on 14 December 2005.

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Rory Cray
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The ABI has made available on its website (www.abi.org.uk) its revised 2005 guidelines: ‘Principles and Guidelines on Remuneration’. The revised guidelines were approved by the ABI's Investment Committee on 14 December 2005. We have set out below a summary of the main changes to the guidelines. This year several of these changes were flagged in a paper published by the ABI in July 2005 - ‘Developments in Remuneration’.

Overall, the changes do not indicate any major new developments in institutional investors' thinking on remuneration issues, but they do demonstrate:-

institutional investors' continuing ‘drill-down’ on detail, particularly in relation to the performance conditions applied to incentive plans; and

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