Banking · Corporate Governance & Compensation
A well-designed remuneration structure in banks should not encourage excessive short-term risk-taking for immediate gains. The governance concern in compensation design arises because:
- 1governance applies only to board members and not employees
- 2poorly designed incentives may reward risk without adequate regard to long-term outcomes✓
- 3all compensation decisions are determined solely by the regulator
- 4variable compensation has no relationship with behavior
Correct answer
poorly designed incentives may reward risk without adequate regard to long-term outcomes
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