Companies should be required to have at least two elected representatives on the committees that set pay and should provide more detail on remuneration for top earners beyond the executives, the High Pay Centre said.
The figures were collated by the High Pay Centre think tank. Information was taken from disclosures of chief executives' total pay, listed in companies' 2022 annual reports. For companies who do not report in sterling, the amount was converted into pounds using the exchange rate cited by HMRC close to the company's year end.
The think tank research also showed there were eight female FTSE 100 chief executive in 2022, down one from nine in 2021.According to the analysis, the highest paid chief executive was Pascal Soriot, at the helm of AstraZeneca who received £15.32m in 2022.• Albert Manifold of building materials firm CRH £10.38m.• Brian Cassin of consumer credit reporting and analytics firm Experian on £9.94m.
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