FSB: risk managers should advise on compensation

FSB remuneration guidelines suggest all firms should have risk management executives on compensation committee

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The Financial Stability Board (FSB) has recommended that firms' compensation committees feature at least one risk manager, an element of best practice included in a follow-up peer review report on compensation practices released yesterday.

The peer review is the second to follow the publication of the FSB's principles for sound compensation practices in 2009 – the board released a thematic review in March 2010 – and examines the extent to which implementation of the suggested standards has

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