The remuneration policy of investment firms makes a distinction, based on clear criteria, between basic fixed remuneration and variable remuneration.
Basic fixed remuneration primarily reflects professional experience in relation to the position held and the responsibilities exercised as stipulated in the employment contract or mentioned in the job description.
Variable remuneration reflects sustainable, risk-adjusted performance on the part of the employee. It also reflects performance that goes beyond the stipulations of the employment contract or the forecasts in the job description.