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ARTICLE · 17 MAY 2018

Executive Remuneration Reform Needs Patience

The committee asked for feedback in two tranches – that on the gender pay gap by 10 April and that on executive pay by 8 May.

United KingdomCorporate/Commercial Law

Recent changes to executive pay regulation need more time to have an effect

On 22 March, the Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Committee launched an inquiry 'into aspects of pay in the private sector'.

Titled 'Corporate governance: Delivering on fair pay', the inquiry was broken into two parts – a review of 'compliance by business with reporting requirements on the gender pay gap and to consider what steps they are taking to address the gap', and a review of 'the implementation of the prime minister's undertaking to crack down on excessive executive pay'.

The committee asked for feedback in two tranches – that on the gender pay gap by 10 April and that on executive pay by 8 May. Some of the salient points of our response on the gender pay gap were covered in my column on page 57 of the April issue of Governance and Compliance.

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