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| | | ... shareholders $25.15 million in FY18, down from $33.63 million in FY17 - largely due to a decline in the number of termination payments from 20 to 15. ACSI noted that there are "promising trends" in executive remuneration going forward, "in the way of ... |
| | | | ... energy efficient appliances, efficient temperature system, efficient car, temperature curtailment and green travel and payments,. They found that people were higher on the LCRI were more likely to have greater activity in each of the behaviour types. ... |
| | | | Chief executive remuneration continues to rise, pushed by "persistent and increasing bonus payments", according to the latest analysis of CEO pay by the Australian Council of Superannuation Investors (ACSI). Louise Davidson, ACSI CEO Don Meij, the CEO ... |
| | | | ... manager unlisted assets. "They're all loans, and some have been fully drawn, others undrawn. We're receiving interest payments when they're due, as well as principal drawdown. The portfolio is performing to expectation. The other aspect of the trust ... |
| | | | ... refunds to customers and write-offs of default fees, plus an additional $13.8 million in customer refunds of excess lease payments. ASIC lodged the undertaking against Thorn because it determined that Thorn contravened responsible lending obligations ... |
| | | | ... endangering their future growth story because these are the customers of the future." EY notes that mobile adoption and e-payments, national digital identity systems, open access to digital data and currency digitization are all "crucial technology considerations ... |
| | | | Disclosure and transparency about tax payments continues to be an issue for global companies, as witnessed by this week's release of the Paradise Papers. The Paradise Papers investigation has sparked a renewed discussion of tax payments and tax minimisation ... |
| | | | ... utilised to fund late-stage development costs including network studies, grid applications fees and land acquisition payments. "We're a lender in the space, and we've been a player for more than 10 years across the full spectrum of equity demand, so ... |
| | | | ... performance in future years." The $8.2 million bond will pay a minimum coupon of 3% per annum over its 6.75 year life. Coupon payments from the third-year onward are dependent upon the performance level for the reduction in frequency of offending, as ... |
| | | | ... board discretion to reduce bonuses. However, we can't help wondering why these executives would have qualified for any payments in first place." The ACSI survey also found that among ASX101-200 CEOs, "the median bonus payment (as a proportion of maximum) ... |
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