Wall Street Compensation & Benefits Association (WSCB)

March 19, 2015 Changing Compensation Dynamics and 2014 Recap (Speech)

Location: New York City

Changing Compensation Dynamics and 2014 Recap

March 2015

Johnson Associates presented at the Wall Street Compensation & Benefits Association. Since the financial crisis, industry sectors have not moved in lockstep. Tailwind for asset management and alternatives incentive compensation due to economics of scale and untapped markets. At the same time, incentives face a headwind for banks from business fundamentals and regulation. US major banks’ incentives generally flat, with European banks down moderately. Viable equity increasingly important as compensation element for improved alignment and motivation. Programs often overly broad and unfocused.

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