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Why shipbrokers Braemar and Clarkson are defying pay norms

Paul Jackson looks at how shipbroking benefits from geopolitical upheavals

Why the end of De La Rue is the end of an era

Paul Jackson reflects on a chequered history

Why the world should be outraged at Tesla's governance

How has Elon Musk become so wealthy and how is Tesla governed? Paul Jackson reports

New pay voting rules miss the bigger picture

No Free Lunch: Fund manager lobby has updated its 'principles' but the UK will struggle if we continue to blindly follow proxy voters

Is too much being asked of the Vistry CEO?

No Free Lunch: Greg Fitzgerald is both chief and chair, a basic no no when it comes to governance

Why 3i is a victim of its own success

Who’s plugging Britain's funding gap now?

JD Wetherspoon and the Tim Martin effect

Is JD Wetherspoon really a private company masquerading as a FTSE 250 member?

When performance-related pay works against investors

No Free Lunch: Veiled performance conditions have caused confusion at this wallpaper designer

What to make of Rolls-Royce's controversial CEO

No Free Lunch: Tufan Erginbilgiç made waves when he first joined and the share price has since quintinpled. Is it all down to him or is he just in the right place at the right time?

Rolls-Royce’s CEO pay: windfall gains or losses?

Chief executives often have to keep their company shares after they leave. The consequences can be surprising