Tag: bonus

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The bank's decision to scale back in investment banking has left some wondering why senior RBS executives, including the head of IB, are still getting paid bonuses.

By Nick Ferguson | 30 January 2012

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Bank hopping, salaries and bonuses

In a recent survey published by eFinancialCareers, 77% of participants say that the power of negotiation lies with employers and not candidates as expectations on salaries and ...

By Mei Tuicolo | 7 September 2010

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The big bonus debate

Do you think you are paid enough? You might not be, because big bonuses are back, writes Ranjan Marwah who remembers the days when you could count on two hands how many bankers ...

By Ranjan Marwah | 26 May 2010

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Why bankers are heading East

An exodus of talent from banks in the US and Europe is benefiting financial institutions in Asia.

By Sameera Anand & Lucinda Zhang | 22 February 2010

Business Moves

Goldman Sachs changes bonus practices

The top 30 managers at Goldman Sachs will get their bonuses for 2009 entirely in stock that will be locked up for five years and subject to clawback.

By Sameera Anand | 14 December 2009

View Point

Swiss financial markets regulator issues guidelines on salaries

The Swiss banking regulator issues guidelines governing remuneration for those working at Swiss banks and decides not to impose a cap on salaries or bonuses.

By Sameera Anand | 16 November 2009

Business Moves

Credit Suisse releases guidelines governing bonus payouts

Credit Suisse announces new rules regarding compensation, increasing the fixed component for MDs and directors and linking variable compensation to return-on-equity.

By Sameera Anand | 22 October 2009

Business Moves

Morgan Stanley announces revised bonus practices

The Wall Street investment bank outlines a compensation plan that pays executives incentive compensation over three years based on defined performance parameters for the ...

By Sameera Anand | 9 April 2009

View Point

Why a tax on bonuses is stupid and dangerous

Whipping up moral outrage isn't a solution, it simply panders to the lowest common denominator.

By Lara Wozniak | 24 March 2009

Business Moves

Severance packages take a dive

When it comes to severance packages, it pays to be laid off early in the retrenchment cycle.

By Sameera Anand | 24 March 2009

Business Moves

Bonuses in the limelight again

News that AIG will pay large bonuses causes discontent among US taxpayers. Meanwhile, a court is soon to decide whether Bank of America must release names of bonus recipients.

By Sameera Anand | 18 March 2009

View Point

US banks tackle 2008 bonus conundrum

A meeting convened by US regulators highlights the issue of bonuses paid at US banks and the difficulty in striking a balance with respect to compensation.

By Sameera Anand | 25 February 2009

Business Moves

Bonuses slashed at RBS

RBS will pay no discretionary cash bonuses for 2008 and considers further asset sales, possibly even ABN AMRO.

By Sameera Anand | 19 February 2009

People Moves

Slevin joins HSBC as Asia's head of global banking

The Citigroup COO becomes the first high-profile banker to jump ship this bonus season.

By Anette Jönsson | 30 January 2007

Editor's Desk

The car to spend your bonus on?

At a price tag of one million euros, Bugatti Veyron is the world''s fastest car.

By Steven Sutcliffe | 13 December 2005

People Moves

Bonus balancing act

It''s bonus time and the usual round of corporate and individual jousting is just beginning. We look at the winners and losers.

By Zoe Browne | 15 December 2000

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