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This document outlines the essential aspects of the EU's CRD IV legislation coming into effect on January 1, 2014. Key points include the introduction of a cap on bonuses for employees beyond board members, mandatory employee representation within remuneration committees, and whistleblower protection requirements. It emphasizes binding technical standards from the EBA, the obligation for independent and confidential channels for reporting, and the need for compliance with various directives. This legislation aims to enhance transparency, accountability, and equity in remuneration practices within financial institutions.
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What’s on in the EU EU-legislation and the pipeline
CRD IV • Into force on 1 January 2014 • Cap on bonus to risk takers other than boardmembers and directors • Employee representation in remuneration committee • Whistleblower requirements
Cap on bonus • Boardmembers, directors and othermaterialrisktakers • 100% - or 200% ifdecided by highestauthority • Binding technical standards from EBA • Not final before 1 january 2014!
Employeerepresentationin remunerationcommittee • If employeesarerepresented at boardlevel • Obligatoryrepresentation in remunerationcommittee
Whistleblower requirements • 2 channels • Authority + Company level • Independent and confidential • Whistleblower protection • Whistleblower channel by collective agreement • Why?
The pipelinerelated to sector • EBA guidelines (regulatorytechnical standards) • Remuneration • Instruments • Housingcreditdirective • remunerationagain
The pipelinein general • Data protection • Non-discrimination • Directive on enforcement of posting and services directive
European Parliament • Last minutecreativity – or sneaking by? • CRD IV and representation in remunerationcommittee • Cercas-report
Commission • Drive to end long standingpendingproposals?
ECJ • Increase in cases on age discrimination • New definition of ”handicap”