One in five vote against remuneration report at XPS AGM
XPS Pensions Group saw over 20% of its shareholders revolt when voting on its remuneration report at its annual general meeting (AGM) this week.
The company - formed earlier this year by a merger of Xafinity and Punter Southall - had sought for directors' salaries increased by 20%, but a fifth of the company's shareholders voted against the resolution....
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