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In reply to the discussion: STOCK MARKET WATCH -- Friday, 30 March 2012 [View all]xchrom
(108,903 posts)22. BoA CEO gets $75 million pay package after bank lost more the 1/2 it's value
http://www.nationofchange.org/bank-america-ceo-gets-75-million-pay-package-after-bank-lost-more-half-its-stock-value-1333113463
The Wall Street Journal noted this week that that CEO pay lagged behind profits and productivity last year, mirroring a trend that has been occurring with workers wages for decades. But even that slight modicum of moderation regarding executive compensation evidently didnt extend to Bank of America, which gave CEO Brian Moynihan a $7.5 million pay package six times as much as he made in 2010 following a year in which the companys stock plummeted:
Bank of America gave its CEO a pay package worth $7.5 million last year, six times as large as the year before. It happened while the companys stock lost more than half its value and the bank lost its claim as the biggest in the country.
The package for CEO Brian Moynihan included a salary of $950,000, a $6.1 million stock award and about $420,000 worth of use of company aircraft and tax and financial advice.
For those keeping score, Bank of Americas stock dropped 58 percent in 2011 and the bank surrendered its title as the nations largest to JP Morgan Chase. A good chunk of the stock award was actually given to Moynihan for the banks 2010 performance, when it lost money.
The Wall Street Journal noted this week that that CEO pay lagged behind profits and productivity last year, mirroring a trend that has been occurring with workers wages for decades. But even that slight modicum of moderation regarding executive compensation evidently didnt extend to Bank of America, which gave CEO Brian Moynihan a $7.5 million pay package six times as much as he made in 2010 following a year in which the companys stock plummeted:
Bank of America gave its CEO a pay package worth $7.5 million last year, six times as large as the year before. It happened while the companys stock lost more than half its value and the bank lost its claim as the biggest in the country.
The package for CEO Brian Moynihan included a salary of $950,000, a $6.1 million stock award and about $420,000 worth of use of company aircraft and tax and financial advice.
For those keeping score, Bank of Americas stock dropped 58 percent in 2011 and the bank surrendered its title as the nations largest to JP Morgan Chase. A good chunk of the stock award was actually given to Moynihan for the banks 2010 performance, when it lost money.
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