Executive security has become a costly corporate norm, despite the rarity of CEO kidnappings

Vodacom is the first to disclose its pay gap under new rules – and first to show how to fudge the figures

Do South Africa’s CEOs deliver value in line with the salaries they command? New research suggests that’s not always so

Berson is making a killing thanks to long-term share incentives that were doled out during the Covid lows

If executive pay is meant to reward performance, why do so many CEOs earn more when their companies make less?

The departure of Woolies’ well-paid CEO may have as much to do with a new chairman as it does frustration over a sluggish turnaround

To fully understand Strydom’s potentially huge payout, you need to understand the trauma Old Mutual has endured over the past 25 years

A new report on 10 years of data for 65 of the JSE’s largest companies shows ‘no clear pattern’ between pay and profit performance

The past 23 years have seen an outlandish increase in executive pay, where what others earn is what really counts

A revolutionary revamp of South Africa’s remuneration rules is coming. Are companies ready?

For all its talk, Spar has proved unable to claw back the inappropriately generous remuneration paid to its former execs

The meeting was over and all but a few stragglers had headed off into the late afternoon Cape Town traffic. They included the CEO, the key controlling shareholder A2 Investment…

It’s ironic that Ian Moir’s near destruction of Woolworths may have helped to bump up the remuneration package paid to Shoprite’s Pieter Engelbrecht, as well as every other…

It’s happened again. Excitement, as well as much dread as President Cyril Ramaphosa signs off on another piece of controversial legislation. Then slowly comes the realisation…