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Why Aviva executives earn dividends on shares they don’t own

Why do companies pay executives for dividends on shares they don’t own? asks Paul Jackson

Why Diploma is locked into a cycle of high pay

No Free Lunch: Johnny Thomson’s pay irked shareholders when he joined, but now few seem likely to fight back

Should AGMs go fully remote?

The lockdown trend has boardroom executives wondering if they can reach more people, and cut costs

Can Zotefoams bounce back?

A revolutionary product has been put on the back burner

Spotting Treatt’s green and red flags

Investors would have gained by buying after the green flag and selling after the red one

Listing rules change leaves a sour taste for Tate & Lyle investors

The dilution of governance through changing listing rules has done investors no favours

Inside the boardroom battle between Ricardo and Science Group

No Free Lunch: The stakebuilding from a rival small cap is causing consternation at Ricardo

The value of going to an AGM

No Free Lunch: Paul Jackson explains why it’s vital for shareholders to engage with company meetings

How water companies could save billions

Paul Jackson outlines how developers could build better – and save costs too

Smiths Group: who really benefits from a break-up?

No Free Lunch: How recent events are conspiring against the last large industrial conglomerate listed in London