Curtailing the amount earned by bankers to reduce risk
Dr Oonagh McDonald CBE addresses the important issue of whether bankers’ remuneration is still too much and too risky.
This was especially true when Sir Fred Goodwin, CEO of RBS, fought to keep his total pension – though he finally accepted a £200,000 reduction, he will still receive £342,500 a year. He was widely held responsible for the near-collapse of the bank, which required a £45.5bn government bail-out.
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