European Banking Authority (EBA) vacancy for a Training Specialist in the Supervisory Convergence Unit to design and deliver training programs, develop e-learning courses, and promote a common EU supervisory culture under Regulation (EU) No 1093/2010.
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European Banking Authority (EBA) 2015 report on high earners in EU banks – presents aggregated data on remuneration, staff identification, and variable-to-fixed pay ratios by Member State under CRD IV framework.
The European Banking Authority (EBA) published today its annual Report on high earners in EU banks, which shows a significant increase in their number in 2015 (+33.04% compared to 2014). The Report contains data covering all staff of institutions in the EU and EU branches of third country institutions receiving a total remuneration of one million euro or above. The data is available in aggregate format at the EU level, for each Member State, and by payment bracket within each Member State. The EBA will publish this year the report on High Earners with data for the financial year 2015.