Shell shareholders advised to oppose CEO's pay

By Ron Bousso LONDON (Reuters) - Two investor advisory firms have recommended Royal Dutch Shell shareholders oppose the CEO's 2015 remuneration, in the latest sign of rising discontent over pay amid falling oil prices. Shell Chief Executive Ben van Beurden's 2015 remuneration fell 8 percent to 5.135 million euros (£4 million) last year, when the company's revenue dropped sharply due to low oil prices. Proxy adviser Glass Lewis said in a report it remains "concerned by the disconnect betwee