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The average bonus at UKFI last year was...

The overseer of government stakes in the banking sector pays bonuses for the first time but directors agree to a 5% haircut on 2010 pay

Staff at UK Financial Investments, the body managing government stakes in the banking sector, picked up average bonuses of £16,500 (€19800) each last year. This marks the first time the body has paid out bonuses since it was set-up at the end of 2008.

According to UKFI's annual report, a total of £198,000 was awarded for the period of November 3 2008 to November 30 2009, of which £75,000 has been paid out and £123,000 retained because UKFI bonuses are deferred over three years and subject to clawback. The total award represents 11.8% of staff costs incurred over the period.

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