FSA to crack down on 'inappropriate' remuneration schemes

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THE Financial Services Authority is concerned "inappropriate remuneration schemes" may have contributed to the current banking crisis.

The watchdog said it was possible banking firms gave staff incentives to pursue "risky policies" that undermined the impact of risk-control systems. It said this would be to the detriment of share...

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