UBM's latest annual report shows chief executive David Levin earnt £1.64 million last year
Business-to-business publisher UBM has become the latest media company to face a shareholder revolt over the amount paid to senior management.
Almost 48 per cent of investors chose to reject or abstain from a vote at the company's annual general meeting this week to pass UBM's remuneration report.
It follows a similar protest at the Trinity Mirror AGM last week, where the company's executive pay policy passed with just 54 per cent of shareholders voting in favour.
UBM's latest annual report shows chief executive David Levin earnt £1.64 million last year – including a £929,299 bonus. Across the whole board of nine directors, executive pay totalled £3.4 million.
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