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New EU and national rules on remuneration in listed companies and financial institutions

NautaDutilh
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European Union, Netherlands
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May 20 2009

At present, there are many calls from different quarters urging the adoption of sustainable and moderate remuneration policies by listed companies and financial institutions

European Parliament resolution

NautaDutilh
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European Union
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August 9 2010

With reference to, among other things, the European Commission Green Paper, on 7 July 2010 the European Parliament adopted a resolution in which it made a number of concrete suggestions regarding the regulation of remuneration policies in the financial sector and of listed companies

Credit claims as "financial collateral" (implementation of Directive 200944EC)

NautaDutilh
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European Union, Netherlands
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May 23 2011

With effect from 11 May 2011, the Dutch rules on financial collateral arrangements (FCAs) have been amended

European Commission proposal: 40 women on supervisory boards of listed companies

NautaDutilh
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European Union
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December 6 2012

On 14 November 2012 a draft directive was published by the European Commission which aims to improve the gender balance among non-executive directors in large listed companies

Proposed EU directive on (among other things) remuneration policies of banks

NautaDutilh
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European Union
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August 9 2010

Also on 7 July 2010, the European Parliament adopted a proposal for an EU directive (CRD III) 'amending Directives 200648EC and 200649EC as regards capital requirements for the trading book and for re-securitisations, and the supervisory review of remuneration policies'

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New EU and national rules on remuneration in listed companies and financial institutions

European Parliament resolution

Credit claims as "financial collateral" (implementation of Directive 200944EC)

European Commission proposal: 40 women on supervisory boards of listed companies

Proposed EU directive on (among other things) remuneration policies of banks

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