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ARTICLE · 13 APRIL 2017

IOSCO-FSB Roundtable Focuses On Securities Sector Compensation Practices

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The Financial Stability Board ("FSB") and IOSCO held a roundtable discussion to examine compensation practices in the securities sector

United StatesCorporate/Commercial Law

The Financial Stability Board ("FSB") and IOSCO held a roundtable discussion to examine compensation practices in the securities sector. The examination included the compensation practices of sell-side and buy-side firms, securities firms that are affiliated with banks and those that are not, and firms engaged in a wide variety of businesses.

Members of the roundtable discussed, among other topics:

  • the manner in which a firm generally determines compensation, including how compensation expenses are determined for the firm as a whole and at the individual level;
  • the regulation of compensation practices of member firms across jurisdictions;
  • financial stability risks that can arise from "star-based" compensation structures, and whether securities firms "align their compensation practices with long-term prudent risk taking";

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