London | The bosses of British public businesses will face intense pressure to invest their own money in the companies they run in 2020, as big investors increasingly demand chief executives have “skin in the game”.

Schroders, the UK’s largest listed investment company by market cap, Aviva Investors, the £380 billion ($729 billion) asset manager, and Allianz Global Investors, the €557 billion fund house, are among the big shareholders demanding chief executives buy more shares in their companies.

Financial Times