Large pension fund wants to clean up Maersk's board

Pension company KLP wants to remove Vice Chair Marc Engel due to a lack of women in the board. KLP also won’t sign off on the millionaires’ bonus for management.
The general assembly at Maersk will be digital, i.e. without the physical attendance from shareholders | Photo: Jens Dresling
The general assembly at Maersk will be digital, i.e. without the physical attendance from shareholders | Photo: Jens Dresling
by dag holmstad, translated by Christian Radich Hoffman

Norway’s largest pension company, KLP, is putting the Maersk board and management’s far-reaching salary and bonus program worth DKK 145m (EUR 19.4m) in the crosshairs.

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