Sentence examples for deferred depending from inspiring English sources

LONDON — Bankers should not receive more than half of their bonuses in cash and as much as 60 percent of the payment should be deferred depending on their position at the bank, according to European draft guidelines published Friday.

The guidelines, published by the Committee of European Banking Supervisors, also suggest that 40 to 60 percent of the bonus be deferred, depending on the employee's effect on the "risk profile of the institution".

The FSA's initial draft in March contained threats to limit the share of bonuses that can be taken in cash, forcing at least two-thirds of the payout to be deferred and depend on future performance.

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The rule would also require that at least 60percentt of bonus pay be deferred for between four and seven years, depending on the size of the firm.

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In addition, there are tax benefits that allow these cabinet members to defer paying capital gains taxes depending on how the divestiture is structured.

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Barclays, which is on course for record profits if the sale of its Blackrock asset management arm is included, is expected to defer bonuses on a sliding scale depending on employees' rank.

Property managers, who recently sent out notices about maintenance increases that will take effect in January, said increases would range from as low as 3 percent to 15 percent, depending on whether a building had deferred any costs in recent years.

A person with knowledge of the matter said Mr. Gorman would probably receive $3 million to $5 million in cash, which would be deferred for three years and could be withheld depending on the bank's performance.