Workshop Report on Banks' Remuneration Rules (CRD III) - Are they Implemented and Do they Work in Practice?
In 2010 the European Parliament adopted 'CRD III' (i.e. Directive 2010/76/EU amending the Capital Requirements Directives) which included some of the strictest rules in the world regarding bankers' bonuses. These rules took effect in January 2011. After one year of application, the ECON Committee felt that the time has come to check if these tough new rules on bonuses are properly implemented and have indeed effectively transformed the bonus culture and ended incentives for excessive risk-taking. This workshop on the Implementation of Banks' Remuneration Rules (CRD III) seeks to gather information on the state of play of implementation, in particular diverging application and the effects thereof, and will try to gain views as to the efficiency of the new framework for bankers' bonuses. The views of the European Commission, as well as the current work of the Financial Stability Board (FSB), the European Banking Authority (EBA) and scientific experts in the area are properly taken into account for this evaluation.
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Simonetta IANNOTTI (Financial Stability Board - FSB), Sony KAPOOR (Re-Define), Kern ALEXANDER (University of Zurich and Centre for Financial Analysis and Policy, University of Cambridge), Maria Cristina UNGUREANU (University of Genoa, Genoa Centre for Law and Finance) and Isabelle VAILLANT (European Banking Authority - EBA)
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- applikazzjoni tal-liġi tal-UE
- bank
- dritt tal-Unjoni Ewropea
- FINANZI
- immaniġġjar tal-persunal u kundizzjonijiet tax-xogħol
- IMPJIEGI U KUNDIZZJONIJIET TAX-XOGĦOL
- istituzzjonijiet finanzjarji u kreditu
- leġiżlazzjoni finanzjarja
- moviment liberu tal-kapital
- paga
- pagament tal-bonus
- professjoni bankarja
- UNJONI EWROPEA