UK Corporate Governance Code update: the FRC proposals

Naomi Rainey looks at what is in – and what is missing – from the FRC consultation

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Last month, the Financial Reporting Council (FRC) revealed its latest proposals for the UK Corporate Governance Code.

Launched in the midst of annual general meeting (AGM) season, the document seeks views on some high-profile issues for investors. Remuneration is high on the agenda, as the regulator attempts to...

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