KEITH Skeoch, chief executive of Standard Life Investments, has warned British companies should not follow the American model of only allowing two executives on their boards.
KEITH Skeoch, chief executive of Standard Life Investments, has warned British companies should not follow the American model of only allowing two executives on their boards.
WARNING: Keith Skeoch said British companies should not follow America's example.
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TIM SHARP
There has been a move towards this approach due to concerns that the board dominance of powerful executives had contributed to the banking crisis.
At RBS and Lloyds Banking Group, the chief executives and finance directors are now the only executives on the board.
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