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US banks push back against proposal to curb compensation

The industry has resisted previous regulatory attempts
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US banking groups have criticised regulators’ proposed restrictions on certain incentive-based pay saying these were driven by “political” reasons and ignored “significant concerns” by the industry.

The proposal, published yesterday by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, the Federal Housing Finance Agency and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, aim to avoid compensation being an incentive to take excessive risks.

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Barbara Pianese is the Latin America editor at The Banker. She joined from Mergermarket, where she spent four years covering mergers and acquisitions across Europe with a focus on the consumer sector. She holds an MA in International and Diplomatic Affairs from the University of Bologna having studied in Brazil and France as well.
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