Managerial remuneration - Overall maximum ‑ Whether banking companies are to obtain approval of the Central Government where remuneration exceeded prescribed limits
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Managerial remuneration approval: excess pay triggers Central Government clearance in addition to regulatory appointment approval. Amendment to the Banking Companies Act requires regulatory approval for appointment of managers/managing directors, but because the banking statute does not exclude the operation of companies law remuneration limits, banking companies must obtain Central Government approval in the Department of Company Law Administration when proposed managerial remuneration exceeds those statutory maxima, in addition to the Reserve Bank's approval for appointment.
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Managerial remuneration approval: excess pay triggers Central Government clearance in addition to regulatory appointment approval.
Amendment to the Banking Companies Act requires regulatory approval for appointment of managers/managing directors, but because the banking statute does not exclude the operation of companies law remuneration limits, banking companies must obtain Central Government approval in the Department of Company Law Administration when proposed managerial remuneration exceeds those statutory maxima, in addition to the Reserve Bank's approval for appointment.
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