These are the UK’s executive chiefs, where Exec salaries reached a high record

The heads of the largest companies listed in Britain have received the record salaries in the last financial years, according to a new report.

The average wages among the head of the FTSE executive officials reached 100 4.58 million pounds ($ 6.2 million) in the year until March 31, and the high salary center-an altitude of 4.29 million pounds in the fiscal year 2023-2024 and the highest number since companies were required to unveil the number one for the CEO, in 2013.

The Think Tank said the average reward payments at the same time to 1.61 million pounds from 1.48 million pounds.

CNBC has not independently realized of the numbers mentioned in the report. The high salary center report does not include private companies, which means that it does not reflect all the most important owners of the United Kingdom.

The full -time average worker in the UK received 37,430 pounds last year, or 122 times less than the typical FTSE 100 president. This gap is higher in the United States, where the heads of the largest companies listed about 290 times a report From the Institute of Economic Policy.

There are no women in the list of the 10 best feet 100 feet. The Higher salary center said that a total of nine executives who served for the entire fiscal year via the index, with an average wage of 3.27 million pounds, i.e. less.

It is widely understood that the most advanced executive director in the United Kingdom is Denise Coates, the head of the Bet365 Gambling Company, whose total salary reached 94.66 million pounds last year, according to the company’s accounts.

Since 2019, London -listed companies with more than 250 employees had to reveal the percentage of the salaries of the CEO and ordinary workers in disclosing to justify the salaries of senior presidents.

Using this disclosure “individual form”, which usually includes the basic salary, reward, pension, and short and long -term performance incentives, the UK’s highest executive managers: