(Bloomberg) Since releasing a position paper in April, the world’s biggest wealth fund has increased the number of votes against management compensation proposals in the companies it invests in, Carine Smith Ihenacho, its global head of ownership strategies, said in an interview in Oslo. It has this year voted against pay plans at Alphabet Inc., Google’s holding company, offshore driller Noble Corp. and media company Liberty Global Plc, among others.
Norway’s $1 Trillion Wealth Fund Steps Up `No’ Votes on CEO Pay
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