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The pattern of the largest group of British companies argued that banks will have to be "highly sensitive" to decide on remuneration policies in order to avoid a reaction of anger at a time of severe reductions in spending and job losses.

Vince Cable, the Secretary of the company, has been suggested to the reintroduction of tax bonus last year if bankers pay excessive premiums.

Speaking ahead of the annual Conference of the IWC Monday, Mr Lambert said that spending review of Chancellor help enterprises in the long term.

He said: "over all the business and stability of economic needs and to achieve this, public finances must be in order."Chancellor Osborne has made a start in the right direction.

"Now we have to focus on growth and where it is going to come to compensate drag these reductions will be on the economy."

He added: "private sector balances are in good shape at this time, there is cash pass, but the problem is the lack of confidence dépenser.Le Government shall remove all obstacles to the growth and help companies means they can."

Separately, Liam Byrne warned that coalition takes a "big bets" cutting vital funding both "challenges of unprecedented competition" for British companies.

Shadow Minister submitted that reductions to the Department of business, innovation & skills announced review expenditures were "reckless" and that he would be starving essential at a crucial moment of opportunity global support companies.

He told a parliamentary group business finance & accounting business lunch that the Government should be stack resources in "get prices for the House of globalization".

He agreed with John Hawksworth, Chief Economist at PriceWaterhouseCoopers, who told the meeting that Britain "is played in the fast lane" on world trade.

However, Mark Hoban, the Secretary of finance, insisted that the Government had "no choice" and measures would be restore them public finances and create growth.

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