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    DealBook: After Criticism, Aviva Chief Forgoes Pay Increase

    Mon, 04/30/2012 - 08:05 EDT - NY Times
    • Andrew Moss
    • Aviva
    • Aviva Plc
    • Executive Compensation
    • Financial Services

    Aviva joins numerous other companies that have faced criticism recently about how much top executives are paid relative to shareholder returns and the overall performance.

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