The Trust is itself responsible for the remuneration of the director-general.
Another area of criticism has centred on the remuneration of the CDC's top earners.
The Wealth Management Association, which represents small firms of stockbrokers, says the remuneration of stockbrokers is "a market issue".
George Osborne, the shadow chancellor, wants to curb the remuneration of public-sector "fat cats" such as quango bosses.
This is especially true when there is a wide gap between the remuneration of top performers and the rest.
The trouble is, so many people expect you to do these jobs for the remuneration of some zero pounds sterling.
"A reasonable reaction to squeezed margins in banks is that it ought to reduce the remuneration of bankers," he said.
Based on the aggregated figures no strong correlation between the average net profit of institutions and the remuneration of identified staff could be observed".
"The remuneration of people on these types of contract tends to be less," added Torres, director of the ILO research department.
"No one would vote against the remuneration of a colleague, for fear he would vote against yours," said Mr. Biedermann, a former director of Geneva's public pension system.
M&S's Sir Stuart Rose, meanwhile, has agreed a deal that takes the remuneration of part-time chairmen to a new high.
