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Study links executives’ pay and behaviour

Amanda WhiteApril 20, 2010 | 1.00pm

This research, commissioned by APG (the investment division of ABP, the â‚¬208 billion Dutch pension fund), examines the published literature on the link between remuneration and executive behaivour. It was conducted by the London Business School.

APG (the investment division of ABP

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