The minister called for a shake-up in shareholders' voting rights and for banks to be forced to reveal the names and pay packages off top-earning staff, even if they are not board members. He spoke out in a BBC interview to accuse Sir David Walker, who chaired the review into corporate governance of the banking industry, of not being "radical" enough or thinking far enough "out of the box" in his interim report.
The minister called for a shake-up in shareholders' voting rights and for banks to be forced to reveal the names and pay packages off top-earning staff, even if they are not board members.
He spoke out in a BBC interview to accuse Sir David Walker, who chaired the review into corporate governance of the banking industry, of not being "radical" enough or thinking far enough "out of the box" in his interim report.
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you have aphoristic facility, TBG. that one is up there with Keynes' finest.
a proper pearl of an axiom.
i can see why your book could be bankable... ~"When an inner situation is not made conscious, it appears outside as fate." Karl Jung~
