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ARTICLE · 25 APRIL 2013

Executive Remuneration (Bonuses)

The Dubai Financial Services Authority recently amended its Rulebook regarding corporate governance requirements and remuneration

United KingdomCorporate/Commercial Law

There has been much in the press recently about concerns in the US and Europe over "bankers' bonuses" and the control and management of remuneration versus performance. However, these concerns are global and in response to this, the Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA) recently amended its Rulebook regarding corporate governance requirements and remuneration. We understand that the DFSA are likely to introduce further changes during the course of 2013. Rebecca Ford and Antonio Michaelides provide further details of the regulations introduced by the DFSA in respect of remuneration practices.

From an employment law perspective, the issue of executive remuneration and in particular, the regulation of bonuses, presents an interesting challenge to the dynamic of the employer-employee relationship.  This is particularly the case in the financial sector, where the remuneration structure of some employees has historically comprised a relatively low basic wage

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