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The Royal Bank of Scotland, that U.K. bank that nearly went under at the height of the financial crisis, has decided on a bonus structure for its top performers that the bank admitted in a letter to its shareholders is &quot;unlikely to please everyone.&quot; &lt;p&gt;The letter also detailed the structure, which does give RBS&#39; heavy hitters stock bonuses, but the stock is able to be sold within 12 weeks (as opposed to forcing it to be held over a period of years as some banks in the U.S. have done in order to at least give the appearance that they have heard regulators and voters&#39; disapproval over monstrous cash bonuses). &lt;p&gt;The move was made, according to RBS, in order to keep top performers from defecting to competitors.

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