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UK regulators face headache enforcing bonus rules

Regulators are focusing on so-called 'buy-outs' as they look to ensure newly-introduced rules on clawbacks and malus really have teeth

The common practice of 'buy-outs' among banks is likely to create a major headache for UK regulators in their attempt to police banker behaviour under new rules governing bonuses.

The Prudential Regulation Authority and the Financial Conduct Authority on Wednesday outlined new rules on bonus clawbacks, extending the period for which they are effective to up to seven years.

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