BlueBay's Board of Directors is accountable to the company’s shareholder for sound corporate governance and is committed to ensuring the integrity of the business, maintaining ethical standards and continuing the high degree of professionalism across the company.
The Board is collectively responsible to its shareholder for creating and delivering sustainable long-term shareholder value through strong leadership, financial performance and the approval of the firm’s strategic objectives. It is also responsible for making certain that adequate resources are made available to ensure these objectives are met and that management maintains systems of internal control which provide assurance of effective and efficient operations, strong internal financial controls and compliance with applicable laws and regulations.
The executive directors are responsible for developing the business, day-to-day operations and delivering performance according to the strategic objectives established by the Board. To the development of these activities, the non-executive directors bring objectivity and constructive debate.
In addition, BlueBay, as a member of the RBC Group, is also subject to additional oversight on corporate governance matters via RBC’s Subsidiary Governance Office.
Pillar 3 disclosure
Stewardship code
Terms of reference of the remuneration committee
The FSA Remuneration Code Remuneration Policy Statement