UK Treasury to hold session on remuneration

Victoria Pennington
10 Nov 2008

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LONDON – As part of its wider inquiry into the global banking crisis, the UK Treasury Committee has announced details of an evidence session on incentive structures (including remuneration policies) within financial institutions, and their potential effect on financial stability, both within firms and across the industry.

The evidence session will take place on Wednesday, November 19. Details of witnesses will be announced early next week.

The Committee would welcome written evidence on issues

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