By Huw Jones LONDON (Reuters) – Britain’s asset managers have called on company bosses to steer clear of inflation-busting pay rises as the country grapples with a cost-of-living crisis. The Investment Association, whose 250 members manage assets worth 10 trillion pounds ($11.44 trillion), has written to remuneration committee chairs of FTSE 350 companies, calling for restraint in pay packages put forward for approval at annual meetings next year. “With the cost-of-living crisis hitting UK households, investors want to see companies show restraint on executive pay and bonuses, ensuring that ex…