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India-born Sanjay Jha emerges as top paid CEO in U.S.

By SiliconIndia,Tuesday, 09 March 2010, 01:49 Hrs
New York: Mobile phone maker Motorola's India-born Chief Sanjay Jha has emerged America's top paid CEO, while Citigroup's CEO Vikram Pandit comes at the fourth position with a payout of $38.2 million. Besides, Pandit is the highest paid CEO for bailed out banks in the U.S., says a survey.

According to the WSJ CEO Compensation Study conducted by management consulting firm Hay Group, PepsiCo's Indra Nooyi at the 36th slot with a pay package of $13.98 million. With a total payout of over $104 million in 2008, Jha is the only CEO to get a compensation package exceeding $100 million, with Occidental's Ray Irani at a distant second with $49.9 million. Irani is followed by Walt Disney's Robert Iger ($49.7 million) at the third slot.
India-born Sanjay Jha emerges as top paid CEO in U.S.


Also, among the bailed out banks, Pandit is followed by JP Morgan Chase's James Dimon ($20.9 million) and Wells Fargo's John Stumpf ($8.8 million) at the second and third spots, respectively. Bank of America's Kenneth Lewis was paid $1.5 million. John Mack of Morgan Stanley got $0.8 million and Lloyd Blankfein of Goldman Sachs received a total compensation of $0.6 million.

The survey showed that overall, the median chief executive salary and bonus paid last year by 200 big American companies declined 8.5 percent to $2.24 million, as profits and stock prices were hit by recession. "Including the awarded value of stock, stock options and other long-term incentives, total direct compensation for chiefs slipped 3.4 per cent to a median of $7.6 million," the Wall Street Journal said in an accompanying report.

In the wake of the financial meltdown, huge executive compensations at American companies had come in for severe criticism from different quarters. The payouts for chief executives dropped sharply at banks and brokerages. The survey noted that median annual cash compensation for CEOs in the financial industry fell 43 percent, to $9,76,000. Total direct compensation fell 14.2 percent, to a median $7.6 million.

The study is based on an analysis of CEO pay of the first 200 U.S. companies with fiscal year 2008 revenue of at least $5 billion that filed their proxy statements between October 2008 and March 2009. WSJ said the study would be updated as companies file new proxies.

   
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Posted by: hotel urlaub spanien - 15 Apr, 2010

2: Do all these CEO's ever knew how was recession on a middlr income group family..no i think. What is being proved by publishing this new. it might not matter a lot if a person earning 100 million looses a million occasionally but there are people who work hard day and night and are not making 10% of what these CEO's lost during recession. Fine we are proud that an the highest paid CEO is an indian but what difference would that make...my humble request to silicon india is to stop publishing such news which brings a negative wibe in some form.
Posted by: Shaji - 10 Mar, 2010

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 hotel urlaub spanien replied to: Shaji 
 post - 15 Apr, 2010

4:hello shaji, who can help you for your problems or middile group i/c problem ? Sanjay Jha may not be born in 100 million rich family.. but he made it upto that by hard work or whaterver.. so cribbing or just getting negetive wibes because of your own limitations does not stop world from progressing
 arun replied to: Shaji 
 post - 11 Mar, 2010

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 hotel urlaub spanien replied to:  arun 
 post - 15 Apr, 2010

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 hotel urlaub spanien replied to: Rajeev 
 post - 15 Apr, 2010
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