Shareholder praises Maersk for quality boost – but criticizes chairman remuneration
A.P. Møller-Maersk has basically built a "stronger base business," says shareholder ATP. However, this does not prevent the Danish pension major from criticizing Chairman of the Board, Jim Hagemann Snabe's, pay-level, said the shareholder during Maersk's annual general meeting.
by SØREN PICO
Danish pension major and Maersk shareholder, ATP, sees a "fundamental quality boost in the operation of A.P. Møller-Maersk", said the pension fund's head of equities, Claus Wiinblad, at Maersk's Annual General Meeting, which, like last year, had gone virtual due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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