No. As of autumn 2017, the Ownership Steering Department does not publish information on the remuneration policies of state-owned companies. The EU Shareholder Rights Directive and the Government Resolution on Ownership Policy (8 April 2020) further strengthen the obligation of the boards of directors of companies to disclose information on their remuneration practices. Therefore, it is not justified for an individual shareholder to disclose this information separately.
In line with the Government Resolution on Ownership Steering, the state owner expects the boards of directors of companies to describe their company-specific remuneration policies a their general meetings and to justify the managing director’s actualised performance bonus and the performance bonus of the management group as a whole.