Deutsche Bank has become the first global bank to introduce rules allowing it to strip staff of bonuses they earned at previous employers in the latest crackdown on pay.
Europe’s biggest lender by assets has significantly tightened its bonus rules this year, enabling it to take back unvested shares that newly hired senior staff received in exchange for stock earned at another bank.
Pay consultants said such a rule was unusual if not unique in the banking world but might turn into a blueprint for rivals.
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