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Egan Associates regularly publishes insights and fields questions from the media in our areas of expertise.

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Board Reviews: Frequently Asked Questions

  • October 28
  • EGAN Associates
  • Governance

Egan Associates answers your questions about the Board review process.

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Ratios and Caps: International developments in Remuneration

  • October 28
  • EGAN Associates
  • Executive Remuneration, Governance

Globally there have been significant developments in the area of executive remuneration and corporate governance over the last few months.

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KMP Report No.8 : Australia’s Productivity: a Discussion Paper

  • October 18
  • EGAN Associates
  • Annual Remuneration Reviews and Benchmarking, KMP Reports

Egan Associates has closely followed the progressive enhancements in employment conditions negotiated over the last half century. While we acknowledge the many challenges associated in

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AGM season: Proxy Advisor Views

  • September 17
  • EGAN Associates
  • Annual Remuneration Reviews and Benchmarking, Board Remuneration, Executive Remuneration, Governance

What should companies be looking out for this AGM season?

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ASA Discussion Paper: the Egan Associates Perspective

  • September 17
  • EGAN Associates
  • Board Remuneration, Executive Remuneration, Governance, Incentive Structures

Egan Associates provides a view on the remuneration and governance points raised in the Australian Shareholders’ Association discussion paper.

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Productivity Paramount in KMP Pay Debate

  • September 17
  • EGAN Associates
  • Executive Remuneration

Management influence the productivity of organisations not only in the decisions they make to improve capital and labour efficiency, but also in how they perform relative to the cost they represent to the business.

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New Draft ASX Principles and Recommendations

  • September 17
  • EGAN Associates
  • Board Remuneration, Executive Remuneration, Governance, Incentive Structures

The ASX Corporate Governance Council has released the third edition of its Principles and Recommendations in draft form.

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ASX Proposes Increased Disclosure on Share Purchases

  • September 17
  • EGAN Associates
  • Governance, Incentive Structures

The ASX has released a consultation paper addressing the disclosure of security acquisitions on market for executive incentive schemes without prior approval by shareholders. Securities cannot be

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ASA Puts Boards on Notice

  • August 21
  • EGAN Associates
  • Annual Remuneration Reviews and Benchmarking, Board Remuneration, Executive Remuneration, Governance, Incentive Structures

The Australian Shareholders’ Association has released a discussion paper this week that puts Directors firmly in the spotlight.

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Remuneration Reports – Dos and Don’ts

  • August 21
  • EGAN Associates
  • Board Remuneration, Executive Remuneration, Governance, Incentive Structures

The 2013 reporting year is getting into full swing. Taking inspiration from the first reports of the season, we’ve put together a few remuneration report dos and don’ts.

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