In 2004 the
European Commission recommended that listed company shareholders should be given an advisory vote in respect of company remuneration policy (see
here). In 2007 the Commission
reported that this recommendation had not been implemented in the majority of Member States. In Ireland shareholders have not been given a separate vote on company remuneration reports. However,
Manifest - the proxy voting agency - has requisitioned 'say on pay' resolutions at five Irish listed companies:
Bank of Ireland,
DCC plc,
Elan Corporation plc,
C & C Group plc and
Independent News & Media plc. Further information is available on the Manifest blog
here and in
this report from the
Irish Times.
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