NAPF: Investors will not tolerate excessive remuneration

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Investors "will not tolerate" unjustified executive rewards, the National Association of Pension Funds has warned.

The organisation has written to FTSE350 businesses in order to set out guidelines on remuneration ahead of the 2013 annual general meeting season. It warned chairmen that failure to reign in execut...

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