Standard Life reviews timing of new pay plan after revolt

LONDON (Reuters) - Asset manager Standard Life Aberdeen could bring forward its plans for a new remuneration policy, it said on Thursday, after facing a rebellion over pay earlier this year.More than 40% of SLA shareholders voted against the company's pay report at its annual general meeting in May. SLA said this was due to concern about new chief financial officer Stephanie Bruce's pay.SLA itself frequently criticises the companies in which it invests for high executive pay. SLA is due to..