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Top American bankers could head overseas
Jordan News.Net
Friday 6th February, 2009
Executives in U.S. banks are believed to be fielding approaches from European banks following the announcement of the Obama administration's salary cap for the sector.
Bonuses and salaries of executives at American banks that have needed, or will need, government financial aid, are now restricted at $500,000 per executive per year.
Josef Ackermann, chief executive of Deutsche Bank, told The Financial Times that the Obama cap could help it recruit their most talented people.
'If you are only going to be able to pay a $500,000 bonus, I think talent will be happy to work for us. At the end of the day, this is a people business, about who has the best talent,' he said.
Ackermann and other Deutsche executives have foregone their bonuses for 2008 after the bank's 3.9 billion euro loss, its largest in fift years. The bank has not received government funds, said the Times.  Email this story to a friend
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` ~galljdaj+
02-07-09, 09:37 AM |
Top American bankers could head overseas
I understand the desire to flee where your sins are known.
I also understand the temptations of the EU Employers to tap into the experiences of these 'employable peoples in need of 'jobs'.
I do not understand the employing of these people, unless of course the employers are seeking illeagal gains by any means!
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