A leading Labour MP will today call for a reinterpretation of fiduciary duty and dismiss the government's plans to give shareholders a binding vote on executive pay.
David Cameron has outlined moves to replace shareholders' advisory votes on executive pay packages with a binding veto. But in a speech to parliament later this afternoon, Jon Cruddas will argue...
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