In recent days it has ignited a debate in the City for the payment of bonuses to the bankers that would amount to about 7 billion pounds in 2010. The government has anything Cameron could have advanced against the threat from Barclays CEO Bob Diamond, as a representative of the bankers before the House of Commons Treasury Committee, that the big banks could leave Liverpool Street, Bank and the entire City in the event of more stringent rules. In return, according to the Sunday Telegraph, the government would be granted with the banks to reopen the taps of the credit. Others see a return to superbonus as a threat of moral hazard, a risk of new notes and new financial crisis by invading the real economy. There are also those who agree with moderation to welcome bonus seeing dilutions over the years and share-based payments. Rules too close may have no effect if not distort, a total lack of rules could lead to a new crisis.
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