Remuneration policy of Integrum Asset Management IPAS (hereinafter – the Company) is provided in the Personnel and Remuneration Policy.
Remuneration policy consists of the remuneration system that enables the Company to attract and motivate employees of a suitable qualification, at the same time avoiding assumption of excessive risks, while evaluating the long-term impact of the transactions carried out by them. It is designed to avoid undertaking risks unsuitable for the mutual funds and pension plans under the management of the Company, as well as their prospects and operation terms, as well as to not limit the ability of the Company to ensure stable financial condition and solvency, complies with the Company’s investment strategy, as well as conservative and efficient risk management.
The Council of the Company is responsible for determining main principles of remuneration policy, for approving remuneration policy and for implementing its supervision. The Board of the Company is responsible for developing remuneration policy according to principles determined by the Council and for developing, approving and implementing other regulations and procedures appropriate to remuneration policy
Management and employees have fixed remuneration but they might receive variable remuneration - bonus or employee stocks. The Council of the Company may decide to provide bonus to the management for special achievement in contributing to growth of the Company and at the suggestion of the Board may decide on bonus budget for employees, as well as the Council of the Company decides on employee stock distribution if the Company issues employee stocks.
Positions affecting risk profile of the Company are identified according to regulations of Financial and Capital Market Commission No.154 “Regulations on the basic principles of the remuneration policy of an investment management company and an alternative investment fund manager”. These positions in the Company affecting its risk profile are the following: members of the Board and the Council, Asset Manager, Risk Analyst, Transaction Supervision Specialist, Compliance Specialist, Lawyer, Head of Investment Management Department, Investment Analyst, Senior Investment Service Specialist, Senior Process Analyst, Internal Auditor. The amount of remuneration of the Board of the Company, as well as of positions having a level of remuneration equal to or higher than the lowest level remuneration in the group of members of the Board of the Company is set by the Council of the Company. The remuneration of the members of the Council is approved by the meeting of shareholders.
Information on the remuneration policy implemented by the Company in 2021 is available in the Company's annual report for 2021..
Information published on 19.05.2022.