The data given in the Report on the Governance of Listed Companies in Portugal, the Commission of the Securities Market (CMVM) released on Friday, and concern 2014.
Of that amount, 66 million were awarded to executive directors and the remainder attributed to non-executive directors. In some cases, these amounts include the amounts paid to pension plans and pension funds, adds the CMVM.
I would add that almost all the directors of listed on the Lisbon Stock Exchange accumulated functions in the bodies of administration in more than one company, representing 95% of the total. “Only 20 of the 422 positions in the organs of listed were held by managers who did not exercise functions in any other society. In 31 listed all the members of the management body accumulated positions in other companies. Thus, the percentage of managers who accumulated functions was 95% in the 43 companies under review, “the CMVM report.
on the other hand, only 40 of the 422 administrators were women, ie about 9.5% of the total. And 19 companies had only to men in their management bodies, about 44.2% of all listed companies.
The report also notes that “the 43 national law companies with shares listed on Euronext Lisbon had an average market capitalization of 1,154 million euros at the end of 2014. the average market capitalization decreased in the companies comprising the PSI 20 (-2.1%) and financial (-24.9%) compared to 2013, but in societies not part of the PSI 20 and non-financial increased 17.2% and 27.8%, respectively. “
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