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The regulatory requirements for the remuneration systems of credit institutions, financial services companies, capital management companies and insurance companies are constantly increasing. Regulated companies in the financial market are faced with the challenges of content and process-related issues that are necessary to ensure that remuneration systems conform to the rules and at the same time are designed in line with the needs of the market in terms of employment law, supervisory law, company law, accounting law and taxation expertise. In addition, legislation and auditing practice are determining increasingly complex requirements for external and internal audits of remuneration systems. At the same time, attractive remuneration systems are an essential instrument for employers to recruit, develop and retain their employees over the long term.

 

Articles about Sound Compensation

(Sound) Compensation @ Remuneration reports 2023

BaFin's general ruling(s) regarding the remuneration reports of institutions due to the revised EBA guidelines

(Sound) Compensation @ Nachweisgesetz 2022

Group-wide regu­lation of remuneration systems

Modifications of the remuneration rules in the group context by IVV 4.0 and EBA Guidelines on Sound Remuneration Policies 2.0

Investment Firm Remuneration Ordinance

The consultation draft of BaFin The consultation draft of BaFin

Sound Compensation @ RiG

The regulations on remuneration systems in the draft bill of the RiG

Articles on EBA guidelines

EBA Guidelines on Sound Remuneration Policies under IFD

EBA Guidelines 2021/13 on sound remuneration policies for medium-sized investment firms

EBA Guidelines on Sound Remuneration Policies 2.0

The revised version of the EBA guidelines on sound remuneration policies

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