Mon, 03rd Feb 2014 17:10
LONDON, Feb 3 (Reuters) - Barclays Chief ExecutiveAntony Jenkins said he had turned down a bonus for 2013 due tocosts incurred by the bank to deal with past problems and its 6billion pounds ($9.8 billion) fundraising.
"I have concluded that it would not be right, in thecircumstances, for me to accept a bonus for 2013, and I havetherefore respectfully declined the one offered to me by theboard," Jenkins said in a statement on Monday.
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