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bank chiefs may get performance based incentives
New Delhi: The finance ministry is expected to announce
a performance-based incentive scheme for bank chairmen
on Tuesday. According to the new scheme, a bank chairperson
will get extra Rs8 lakh per annum over and above what
he gets if targets are met fully. If the target is met
81-99 per cent, then a chairman will get Rs7 lakh per
year and Rs6 lakh if the target is met 61-80 per cent.
That
means a chairman who gets Rs5 lakh a year under the pay
scale system, will either take home Rs13 lakh or Rs12
lakh or Rs11 lakh per annum, depending on their performance.
Bank
executive directors are also likely to get between Rs2
lakh and Rs5 lakh extra depending on the performance in
meeting various targets.
The
assessment will take into account performance on 16 different
parameters such as profitability, deposits, loans, loan
recovery, non-performing assets, priority sector lending
and agriculture lending.
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