European Traders May See 'Doughnuts' Instead of Bonuses

The video discusses the challenging year for European investment banks, particularly in terms of bonuses for fixed income traders, who are expected to see a 10% reduction due to liquidity issues and decreased trading revenues. However, some banks like UBS and RBS show positive trends. The video also compares the situation with US banks, which are not faring much better. Regulatory influences, such as those suggested by Mark Carney, are also discussed in relation to bonus expectations.

What is the expected percentage reduction in bonuses for fixed income traders in European investment banks?

• 20%

• 15%

• 10%

• 5%

Which bank is mentioned as not reducing its bonus pool for the first time in 10 years?

• Deutsche Bank

• HSBC

• RBS

• Barclays

What is the expected increase in bonuses for some European banks due to intense activity?

• 15%

• 10%

• 5%

• 20%

How does the performance of European banks compare to US banks in terms of bonuses?

• Both are facing challenges

• Both are performing equally well

• US banks are performing better

• European banks are performing better

What did Mark Carney suggest about the bonus regulations?

• He proposed stricter regulations

• He had no comments on the regulations

• He suggested removing the cap on bonuses

• He supported the current rules