Most UK bankers expect a bonus for this year: survey

Four in 10 felt less confident about their performance-related pay compared with 2011, and over half saw industry bonuses falling in the next three years, eFinancialCareers said.

Among those expecting an increase, 39 percent said it would be mainly because of their personal performance, 19 percent said it was down to the company's performance, and 13 percent said it was due to a change of employer.

“Pay for performance is still ingrained in the culture of financial services in the City,” said James Bennett, global managing director at eFinancialCareers. “If people have performed well they still expect bigger bonuses.”

Banks have been under pressure to limit bonuses to end a high-reward, high-risk culture blamed for the financial crisis.

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