Asset Management

Fund managers can't criticise FTSE bosses for high pay – say their clients

A 'do as I say, not as I do' approach is undermining fund managers' efforts to control executive pay, according to their biggest clients

Fund managers can't criticise FTSE bosses for high pay – say their clients

High levels of pay in asset management is preventing the sector holding companies in which they own shares to account properly, the UK’s pension fund association has claimed.

The Pension and Lifetime Savings Association said on December 1 that 60% of its members felt salaries and benefits earned by fund managers were both a problem and a barrier to voting down remuneration packages in other companies.

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