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Sweden presents financial stability plan
The German Cabinet on Monday approved terms that banks will have to accept in order to benefit from its 480 billion euros ($645 billion) bailout plan — including a salary cap of 500,000 euros ($670,200) for top bank managers. Those managers would also be obliged to forgo bonuses and dividend payments...
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- News Source: The Mercury News | about 1 year agoThe German Cabinet on Monday approved terms that banks will have to accept in order to benefit from its 480 billion euros ($645 billion) bailout plan — including a salary cap of 500,000 euros ($670,200) for top bank managers. Those managers would...
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