Revised remuneration code: frequently asked questions

Resource type: Practice note

Status: Law stated as at 21-Jun-2011

Jurisdiction: United Kingdom

A revised version of the remuneration code, then part of the Handbook of the Financial Services Authority (FSA) came into force on 1 January 2011. This note sets out key information about the revised code in a set of frequently asked questions.

This note is not maintained and relates to the revised FSA code as it stood in 2011. Since 1 April 2013, the remuneration code (which is still SYSC 19A) has been part of the Handbooks of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA). A new practice note on the current remuneration code is under development.

Jeremy Edwards, Monica Kurnatowska, Tessa Cranfield and Susannah Hill, Baker & McKenzie LLP

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  • Resource ID: 4-504-0659
  • Law stated date: 21-Jun-2011
  • Products:  PLC UK Employment, PLC UK Financial Services, PLC UK Share Schemes & Incentives
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