The government can’t restrict bank staff’s pay, as Steve Hilton suggests. But it can enforce true competition and refuse to do business with banks that think they are too big to fail
There is no feasible way the banking industry will – or probably should – be legally curbed in how much it pays its staff. During the financial crash, politicians and the press universally condemned million-pound salaries and multimillion bonuses. The banks took not a shred of notice, even when pocketing billions...
Published on May 19, 2015 03:54