From them we were able to obtain a figure for the aggregate remuneration of their boards of directors.
Cable, who introduced binding shareholder votes on executive pay and the standardised single figure for chief executives' pay, said remuneration remained a "toxic issue".
We are also calling on boards to produce one figure for each executive's remuneration – at the moment this is nowhere to be found and when worked out, is always hotly disputed.
Reports have suggested he will now consult further on a stated aim to force companies to reveal a single figure for each director's remuneration, rather than the kind of extended packages that saw, for example, Barclays' pay an extra £5.7m "tax equalisation" on Diamond's behalf.
Another 21 disclose a remuneration figure for the board of directors as a whole but don't say how much individual members receive (thus for the table, we had to estimate how much the CEO was paid).
So far, NASD has identified just 163 investors for remuneration.
Explanations for remuneration calculations can run for pages, and often board members who aren't on the remuneration committee cannot unravel them.
When asked over the phone if she was looking for remuneration, Belle said, "No.
Current health-care funding models do not allow for remuneration for this considerable time.
ONS figures were used in preference to those reported by the Quality and Outcomes Framework, as the latter are based on remuneration figures for primary health care providers and allow for some reductions in target population figures.
This article was amended on 1 April 2016 to change, in two places, the phrase "took home" to "were paid", because the related figures are for gross remuneration, including salary, bonuses, long-term awards and pension contributions.
