Shoprite CEO Pay Plan Meets Resistance From Proxy Advisers
Investors in South African equities face an early test of their new power to cast binding votes over pay when Shoprite Holdings Ltd. asks shareholders to approve another multimillion-rand incentive plan for its chief executive officer.
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