Remuneration

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Remuneration


As a SNI firm we can adopt a proportionate approach to our Remuneration Policy. The Firm has adopted policies and procedures to align remuneration with effective risk management over a multi-year framework. These are reviewed by the Governing Body on at least an annual basis and the day-to-day responsibility for the firm complying with the Remuneration Code lies with the senior management of the firm. The Remuneration Scheme does not incentivise the employees to take inappropriate risks.

The Decision Making Process

On grounds of proportionality Omba’s Board of Directors also serve as the remuneration committee. The Board of Directors decides the Firm’s tolerance to risk – those risks it will accept and those it will not take in the pursuit of its goals and objectives. In addition, the Board of Directors ensures that the Firm has implemented an effective, ongoing process to identify risk, to measure its potential impact against a broad set of assumptions and then to ensure that such risks are actively managed.


Overall remuneration may include an annual incentive compensation reflecting individual performance and responsibility, both short-term and long-term, as well as the Firm’s overall performance.
The Firm ensures that it attracts suitably experienced and qualified individuals, whilst ensuring they remain independent from the business areas they oversee, by remunerating these individuals with a higher ratio of fixed to variable remuneration.

Incentive Compensation


The award of incentive compensation is a qualitative decision where employee and supervisory input are significant components. There is no compensation linked to sales of any product.
The Firm’s employment contracts are sufficiently flexible to allow the Firm to vary the date of any variable remuneration payments or cease to make any such payment. The Firm ensures that any payment of variable remuneration only occurs following risk adjustments to profits and where the Firm is at risk of being unable to maintain a sound capital base.

Code Staff

The code staff of the Firm are the Directors, the investment team, the client executives and the Compliance Officer.

Quantitative Remuneration Data

Owing to the relative size and complexity of the Firm’s business the aggregate quantitative information on remuneration, broken down by 1) business area; and 2) by senior management and members of staff whose actions have material impact on the risk of the Firm, is the same.