Sarkozy to walk out of G20 if executive bonuses are not capped

"If there is no concrete decision, I will leave," Sarkozy was quoted as saying.
The French president already resorted to this dramatic ploy, on the issue of tax havens, before April's G20 meeting in London.

Sarkozy's top adviser Claude Gueant told RTL radio that Sarkozy is "extremely determined" that progress is made on the issue, as well as on other problems associated with the economic crisis, such as international accounting norms and coordinating financial regulation among the different countries.

Gueant said that Sarkozy's threat to walk out of the G20 meeting should be taken seriously.