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Emoluments of members of Bank Austria Creditanstalt AG’s Managing Board and<br />
Supervisory Board<br />
The emoluments granted for the respective term during which Managing Board members<br />
were active in 2005 and paid to the Managing Board members (excluding payments into<br />
pension funds) totalled € 7.1 m (comparable emoluments in 2004 totalled € 5.5 m). Of this<br />
total, € 4.6 m (2004: € 3 m) related to variable salary components, and € 2.5 m (2004:<br />
€ 2.5 m) related to fixed salary components. As in the previous year, no emoluments were<br />
paid for activities in subsidiaries.<br />
Payments to former members of the Managing Board and their surviving dependants –<br />
excluding payments into pension funds – totalled € 17.1 m (of which € 4.5 m was paid to<br />
former Managing Board members of Creditanstalt AG, which merged with Bank Austria in<br />
2002, and their surviving dependants; € 1.9 m was paid to former Managing Board members<br />
of Österreichische Länderbank AG, which merged with Bank Austria in 1991, and their<br />
surviving dependants). The comparative figure for 2004 is € 14.4 m. Emoluments for activities<br />
in subsidiaries amounted to € 0.5 m (2004: € 0.5 m).<br />
The emoluments of the Supervisory Board members active in the 2005 business year totalled<br />
€ 0.3 m (2004: € 0.3 m) for Bank Austria Creditanstalt AG, and € 0.1 m (2004: € 0.1 m) for the<br />
two credit associations. No emoluments were paid for activities in subsidiaries.<br />
Members of the Managing Board do not hold any options on shares in Bank Austria<br />
Creditanstalt AG and did not receive any other monetary benefits from shares in<br />
Bank Austria Creditanstalt AG or Bayerische Hypo- und Vereinsbank AG.<br />
Loans and advances to members of the Managing Board and of the Supervisory<br />
Board of Bank Austria Creditanstalt AG<br />
As in the previous year, overdrafts granted to members of the Managing Board amounted<br />
to € 0.1 m. At the balance sheet date, there were no loans to Managing Board members<br />
(2004: € 0.1 m).<br />
Loans to members of the Supervisory Board amounted to € 2.28 m (2004: € 0.9 m). Credit<br />
lines and overdrafts granted to Supervisory Board members totalled € 1.12 m (2004:<br />
€ 0.43 m). As in the previous year, repayments during the business year totalled € 0.05 m.<br />
Loans to the Supervisory Board include those made to members of the Em<strong>pl</strong>oyees’ Council<br />
who are members of the Supervisory Board. The maturities of the loans range from five to<br />
fifteen years. The rate of interest payable on these loans is the rate charged to em<strong>pl</strong>oyees<br />
of Bank Austria Creditanstalt.<br />
Bayerische Hypo- und Vereinsbank AG, Munich (HVB), and UniCredit S.p.A., Genoa<br />
(UniCredit)<br />
Pursuant to the “Bank of the Regions” agreement, Bank Austria Creditanstalt has been<br />
entrusted with managing the business operations of HVB Group in Austria and in the countries<br />
of Central and Eastern Europe (excluding the Baltic countries, Ukraine and Russia). HVB<br />
is responsible for business units in the rest of the world.<br />
In respect of BA-CA AG, HVB undertakes to ensure, within the scope of its ownership interest<br />
and except for political risk, that BA-CA AG can meet its contractual obligations. Note<br />
45 contains a list of companies in respect of which BA-CA AG has issued comfort letters<br />
with the same wording.<br />
Since the capital increase in 2003, HVB has held 77.5 % of the shares in Bank Austria<br />
Creditanstalt AG.<br />
142 Additional IFRS disclosures<br />
b) Relationships with the parent<br />
company, unconsolidated subsidiaries<br />
and other companies in<br />
which an equity interest is held