BERLIN, Nov 12 (Reuters) - Finance experts in Germany's ruling coalition have reached a consensus on measures to limit the compensation of top corporate managers, Handelsblatt newspaper reported on Wednesday.
According to the paper, they have agreed an 8-point programme that would prevent managers from exercising stock options for a four-year period and oblige company boards to reduce the salaries of top executives when their firms performed poorly.
The plan also ...
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