Sentence examples for increase bonuses from inspiring English sources

The government will increase bonuses for those buying electric and hybrid vehicles.

Jenkins was criticised for the bank's policies at last month's annual general meeting, particularly after he defended a decision to increase bonuses in 2013 even though profits fell.

Antony Jenkins, the embattled Barclays chief executive, is to outline his plan to overhaul the investment bank on Thursday after facing fierce criticism for his decision to increase bonuses by 10% last year, when profits fell sharply.

(Bloomberg News) Mistrial in Case of Former Duke Energy Executive A judge declared a mistrial after jurors deadlocked on the remaining charges against a former trading executive of the Duke Energy Corporation who was accused of recording false trading data to increase bonuses for himself and others at the company, a power and natural-gas producer.

Sir John Sunderland, the independent director who oversees Barclays' pay policies, said it had been forced to increase bonuses because the number of investment bankers quitting to earn more elsewhere had doubled and it had feared an exodus of these key staff.

Antony Jenkins said there would be no repeat of his decision to increase bonuses by 10% when profits had fallen sharply, as he set out his strategy to partly unravel the work of his predecessor Bob Diamond who had aimed to run a major investment bank.

If we increase bonus rates we will force more of the funds into fixed income.

Using a logit model, we find that firms carry out ASRs over OMRs to distribute excess cash, increase earnings per share, and increase bonus-linked management compensation.

This results from the model assumption that, due to the additional revenues achieved on the balancing market, the direct marketers will also increase bonus payments to their other customers which is a possibility to improve their competitive position.

Barclays increased bonuses by 10% last week to £2.4bn.

March 2014 Jenkins defends increasing bonuses by 10% after a 32% fall in profits.