Hiscox says it has "listened to shareholders" over remuneration rebellion

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AGM saw 42% of vote go against provider's remuneration policy.

Hiscox’s 2014 AGM saw 42% of shareholders vote against its remuneration policy.

While the resolution passed, along with all others, 105.5m votes were cast against the policy.

As Hiscox is a Bermuda incorporated company it is not subject to new UK disclosure regulations around remuneration, however this year it published its remuneration policy alongside the 2013 report and accounts.

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The company's remuneration committee stated that it may need to “vary the approach” set out in the policy

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