SHARE PRICE FALLS THAT GOT INVESTORS WORRIED
TRINITY MIRROR
Shares have plunged more than 90 per cent in the 10 years since Sly Bailey took charge of the company.
The group owns the Daily Mirror plus more than 100 regional newspapers – but has a market cap of just £82m.
AVIVA
Investors are angry because the insurer’s shares have fallen 58 per cent since CEO Andrew Moss took over in 2007.
The company’s chairman Colin Sharman has apologised to investors and pledged to listen more closely to concerns in future.
UBS
The Swiss bank was hit by huge subprime write-offs during the crisis, and lost $2bn in a rogue trading scandal last year.
Shareholders have also criticised a golden hello for Andrea Orcel, who will join from Bank of America Merrill Lynch in July.
INMARSAT
Thirty-seven per cent of investors voted against the pay report, which pays chairman Andrew Sukawaty the same amount as when he was also the CEO.
Shares in the company have been falling steadily since the start of 2010.