Stumpf’s base pay was flat at $2. 8 million, with a bonus that included
shares valued at $12.5 million, most tied to the company’s performance.
He also received an additional bonus of $4 million.
Still, there were no gains in Stumpf’s pension value for last year. A
nearly $4 million gain in his pension in 2012 pumped up his pay package
to $22.9 million that year.
The overall figure for 2012 made him the highest paid CEO of a large U.S. bank at the time.
This year, Goldman Sachs Group Inc.
GS
-0.15%
Chief Executive Lloyd Blankfein has had the highest 2013 pay from the
major U.S. banks that have disclosed 2013 pay. Blankfein in January was
awarded an estimated $23 million in salary and bonus, a raise of about
9.5% from 2012 and his highest payday since the financial crisis.
Wells Fargo in 2013 had the largest profit of any of the large U.S.
banks, beating out J.P. Morgan Chase & Co.
JPM
+0.09%
, which was battered last year by a host of regulatory and legal troubles.
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