UK - British Land is bowing to pressure from institutional shareholders - including pension schemes - and splitting the role of chairman and chief executive.
British Land also agreed to the appointment of an independent deputy chairman and two non-executive directors at its annual general meeting. British Land has faced criticism from PIRC over its r...
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