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Sants to scoop £3m Barclays pay package
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by Sarah Miloudi on Dec 19, 2012 at 08:19
Former Financial Services Authority (FSA) chief Hector Sants will receive a pay packet worth up to £3 million when he joins Barclays.
According to reports, Sants (pictured) has secured a lucrative deal as part of his move to the bank to head up its compliance and government relations.
People familiar with the deal told the Financial Times Sants would take home a total remuneration package worth up to £3 million as Barclays - for the first time - brought its compliance operations under the control of a single person.
Consultancy Deloitte was also rumoured to have tried to lure the former City watchdog head, however earlier this month it was revealed Barclays has secured Sants' hire.
Sants, an investment banker at Credit Suisse before he joined the FSA in 2004, will officially join Barclays next month and is expected to take home a basic salary of £700,000 - in line with other executives - a bonus of under £1 million and long term incentives of up to £1.5 million, notched up over three years.
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7 comments so far. Why not have your say?
Scammondenman
Dec 19, 2012 at 08:52
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report thisFormer FSA employee
Dec 19, 2012 at 08:55
The rewards for failure never cease to make my heart sink.
report thisCoeurDeLion87
Dec 19, 2012 at 09:14
Yup, the regulators are now milking shareholders and often earning 10 x +++ what actual stockbrokers and fm's are earning. In essence the compliance universe has become a corrupt and warped environment with people like Sants acting like mini-Stalin's. These people are never wrong, never admit to mistakes, never take responsibility, never take any personal liability, know very little about the industry and sectors that they are regulating, are full of inflated egos, get absurdly overpaid for regurgitating non-sensical and often undemocratic compliance guidelines, lie to politicians, lie amongst themselves, issue costly fines to small FSA regulated firms that have no bearing on reality, let the architects of the universe get away with blue murder, put genuine PCIAM firms out of business on a regular basis and yet support the creation of bucket shops in the guise of CFD and other exotic derivative enterprises, do very little for the real economy, fail to ignite interest in real investing...have I missed anything? God help Barclays and its shareholders. No doubt when the balloon eventually goes up Sants and his cronies will have moved on to the next sucker bank.
report thisFundador
Dec 19, 2012 at 09:22
Family motto: "Do as I say, not as I do." Irony is too weak a word. Sadly it doesn't beggar belief. In good company at Barclays whatever.
report thisThe ssinnic
Dec 19, 2012 at 09:48
He's there to give advice to Barclays on the size of the fine to be paid to the FSA for Libor rigging.How little they need to pay up!
So much for "be very frightened folks!"
report thisAries
Dec 19, 2012 at 11:07
barclays have still got too much money to burn.Sants is hardly worth £70,000 let alone £700,000. Why does he need any extra incentives to do a basic job
& make a nonsense of that one too.Barclays obviously think that they have bought off a puppet to enable them to continue to make illicit profits in the normal way.Didnt they do well in the small fine in comparison to UBS re Libor rigging.maybe it is pay-back time for Dear Hector.
report thisWilliam 1st
Dec 19, 2012 at 13:10
I was on holiday when this was announced; I should have stayed away!
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