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ASX200 CEOs face cuts in fixed pay and bonuses

BY LAURA MILLAN | FRIDAY, 20 SEP 2013 11:50AM

The average fixed pay of ASX200 chief executives has risen less than inflation and the number of bosses receiving annual bonuses has declined due to shareholder concern over pay increases before and during the GFC.

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