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Voters Tighten Limits on Executive Pay in Switzerland
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Thomas Minder's campaign against "rip-off" pay packages in Switzerland
03/03/2013
Minder's Initiative passes in Switzerland. The 24 item Initiative gives shareholders the right to reject excessive corporate pay packages for Swiss companies.
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Swiss Politicians Push for Stricter Bank Capital Rules
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Voters Tighten Limits on Executive Pay in Switzerland
New York Times 03/03/2013
Swiss to Vote on Executive Pay
Wall Street Journal 03/20/2013
The Swiss Minder Initiative to restrict excessive executive pay and bonus
02/04/2009
The Minder Initiative to restrict excessive executive pay and bonuses gets the support of a large majority of Swiss voters in Feb. 2013. 68% of Swiss voters supported the 24 item Minder Initiative. Swiss voters were influenced by the 72 million franc exit package for Daniel Vassela which was cancelled after popular uproar, the signing package for Axel Weber, new chief at UBS bank, and the clear policy to restrict executive bonus and pay announced by the EU in Feb 2013. The austerity measures after banking crises in Spain, UK, Italy, and other European countries are also influencing public opinion.
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Swiss Politicians Push for Stricter Bank Capital Rules
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Swiss Voters Reject High-Pay Initiative
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Wall Street Bonuses Are an Outrage
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