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Ethics & Boards European Corporate Governance Barometer: ESG emerges as remuneration criteria
ESG issues are making inroads into European board committees, according to a new survey from ecoDa and Ethics & Boards, conducted on Stoxx Europe 600 covering 16 countries. Despite not being legally required, ESG committees have increased by 54 percent during the last three years.
Climate objectives are now built into executive pay
They still account for only 10% of the long-term bonus and 5.6% of the short-term across the SBF 120. France remains ahead in Europe.
Equal pay: the BNP Paribas ruling that could change the game
Finance is among the industries with the widest gender pay gaps. A recent court ruling against BNP Paribas could set a precedent.
GOVERNANCE — Women's share of executive committees rises
According to the barometer from the Institut Français des Administrateurs and Ethics & Boards, the number of women heading SBF 120 companies rose from 10 in 2019 to 14 in 2022.
Governance turns more responsible
Employee representation on boards, women on executive committees, attention to societal issues — the IFA-Ethics & Boards barometer points to substantial progress at France's listed companies.
CSRD: where do French companies stand on ESG governance?
During September, Medef, EY and Deloitte presented the findings of their fourth annual review of implementation.
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