Original article by Richard Gluyas
The Australian – Page: 19 & 23 : 11-May-18

AMP incurred a backlash from investors at its annual meeting on 10 May, with 61.5 per cent of votes cast rejecting its remuneration report. The financial services group could face a board spill in 2019 under the "two-strikes" regime. AMP director Andrew Harmos has retained his seat on the board, although 37.5 per cent of votes cast were opposed to his re-election. Meanwhile, acting executive chairman Mike Wilkins has apologised to shareholders for the "fees-for-no-service" scandal, and acknowledged that rebuilding trust and confidence in the AMP brand will take time.

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