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Ingovern asks Infyosys shareholders to seek more info on Kennedy's pay

His departure might have been triggered by material events, the proxy firm says

Ingovern asks Infyshareholders to seek more info on Kennedy pay
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Employees walk along a corridor in the Infosys campus in the southern Indian city of Bangalore

N Sundaresha Subramanian New Delhi
Bengaluru-based proxy advisory firm Ingovern Research has asked shareholders of Infosys to seek more clarity on the terms of David Kennedy's severance from the company. Kennedy, was the company's general counsel and chief compliance officer.

On Sunday, Infosys told the exchanges that Kennedy had left the company after a mutual separation agreement it entered into with him. As a part of the separation as well as his employment agreements, Kennedy will receive severance payments of $868,250 plus reimbursements for COBRA (insurance) continuation coverage over a period of 12 months.

In a note on Monday, Ingovern said, "We recommend