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Macquarie chief among top-paid ASX bosses By Sarah Simpkins 14 July 2021
Macquarie boss Shemara Wikramanayake pocketed the fourth-largest pay packet among ASX 200 chiefs in the 2020 financial year, according to new analysis.
New research from the Australian Council of Superannuation Investors (ACSI) has calculated “realised pay” for ASX 200 chief executives, which includes the value of cash and equity actually received, rather than the accounting valuations reported in the companies’ annual reports.
Median realised pay for ASX 100 CEOs had slipped by 3.6 per cent year-on-year to $3.9 million in FY20. For CEOs outside the top 100, it plunged by 22 per cent to below $1.7 million.
Ms Wikramanayake was fourth for highest-paid ASX 200 CEOs on a realised-pay basis, with a calculated total of $16.3 million.
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Business confidence and conditions both took a hit in June in response to a series of virus-related lockdowns, pulling back from recent record highs.
The National Australia Bank monthly business survey captured the early stages of the Greater Sydney lockdown, as well as the snap restrictions in Brisbane, Darwin and Perth.
Business conditions fell by 12 points to an index of 24 points in June after reaching a record high in May.
Business confidence also declined nine points in June, to 11 index points. Though confidence has declined by 13 points over the past two months, it remains around twice its long-run average, NAB chief economist Alan Oster said.