58% of financial services practitioners believe bonuses should be set by banks’ shareholders, not politicians
Only 6% of financial practitioners feel that politicians should determine the level of bankers’ bonuses, a CISI survey shows. Of 620 respondents to the online survey, the majority (58%) believe that remuneration levels should be set by the banks’ shareholders. A further 36% consider that the responsibility should fall to…
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