Financial Institutions and Services
Abstract
According to the new rules to be applied in the European Union, data on compensation of
material risk takers are to be disclosed from year 2014. This paper overviews the different expectations
regarding remuneration of bank managers highlighting the requirements of European Parliament and
Council. Furthermore, it analyses data of 18 European banks disclosed based on the new lawful
requirements. Based on empirical study it proves there is correlation between number of material risk
takers and value of total assets. However this correlation is not too strong.
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