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Human rights fear over bankers’ bonuses
UK financial watchdogs are examining whether plans to strip bankers of outstanding bonuses if their institution is bailed out by the government would contravene European human rights law. The recommendation to give regulators powers to cancel payments, including deferred bonuses and unvested pensions, if a bank receives state aid was…
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