CAMAC releases review of executive remuneration governance

Companies should give a general description of their executive remuneration governance framework, but should be permitted to withhold commercially sensitive information pertaining to performance conditions and should not be required to use accounting standards methodology in remunerations, according to a review of executive remuneration by the Corporations and Markets Advisory Committee (CAMAC).

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