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Compliance Summary with EBA Guidelines on Remuneration Benchmarking Exercise

Core Content

The document provides a compliance table detailing the status of adherence by national competent authorities across the European Union (EU) and European Economic Area (EEA) to the EBA Guidelines EBA/GL/2012/04 on the Remuneration benchmarking Exercise, which were published on 27 July 2012. The table includes information on whether each authority complies or intends to comply with the guidelines, along with any relevant comments.

Overview of Compliance Status

The following list summarizes the compliance status of the competent authorities:

• EU Member States:

  • Belgium: National Bank of Belgium complies.
  • Bulgaria: Bulgarian National Bank complies.
  • Czech Republic: Česká Národní Banka complies.
  • Denmark: Finanstilsynet complies.
  • Germany: BaFin complies.
  • Estonia: Finantseinsektsion complies.
  • Ireland: Central Bank of Ireland complies.
  • Greece: Bank of Greece complies.
  • Spain: Banco de Espana complies.
  • France: Authorite de Control Prudentiel complies.
  • Italy: Banca d'Italia complies.
  • Cyprus: Central Bank of Cyprus complies.
  • Latvia: Finansu un Kapitala tirgus Komisija complies.
  • Lithuania: Lietuvos Bankas complies.
  • Luxembourg: Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier complies.
  • Hungary: Penzugyi Szervezetek Allami Felugyelete complies.
  • Malta: Malta Financial Services Authority complies.
  • Netherlands: De Nederlandsche Bank complies in part (comment: "For 2010 DNB complies in part").
  • Austria: Finanzmarktaufsicht complies.
  • Poland: Komisja Nadzoru Finanswego complies partially (comment: "The guidelines will not be applied as regards data collection for 2010 and 2011").
  • Portugal: Banco de Portugal complies.
  • Romania: National Bank of Romania complies.
  • Slovenia: Banka Slovenije complies.
  • Slovakia: Národná Banka Slovenska complies.
  • Finland: Finanssivalvonta complies.
  • Sweden: Finansinspektionen complies.

• EEA-EFTA States:

  • Iceland: Fjármálaeftirlitið — no voluntary notification received.
  • Liechtenstein: Finanzmarktaufsicht complies.
  • Norway: Finanstilsynet complies.

Key Information

• EBA Regulation Article 16(3): Requires national competent authorities to notify the EBA whether they comply or intend to comply with its guidelines or recommendations.
• Non-compliance or partial compliance: Authorities that do not comply or only partially comply must provide reasons, though the EBA does not publish these unless specified.
• Voluntary Basis: The information in the table is based on voluntary notifications from competent authorities. The EBA does not take responsibility for the accuracy of the information.
• Contact Information: For detailed information on the compliance status of a specific competent authority, one should contact that authority directly. Details can be found on the EBA website at www.eba.europa.eu.

Main Points

• The EBA guidelines on remuneration benchmarking are widely followed across the EU and EEA-EFTA states.
• A few authorities, such as the Netherlands and Poland, have partial compliance, with specific exceptions noted.
• The EBA does not enforce compliance but relies on voluntary reporting from competent authorities.
• The compliance status is a snapshot and may change over time; for the most current information, direct contact with the competent authority is recommended.