Bankers Beat Odds in Toxic Pay Plan

Credit Suisse has taken perhaps the most aggressive approach. Starting at the end of 2008, the bank took a significant portion of the annual bonus pool and switched it from stock to shares in a fund made up primarily of distressed assets. In essence, this means the performance of bets these bankers were originally involved in structuring will help determine whether their 2008 compensation turns into big money or big losses down the road.
Credit Suisse has said one of the reasons it decided on the pay plan was to show regulators in the U.S. and Europe it took the financial crisis seriously.

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Bankers Beat Odds in Toxic Pay Plan