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Citigroup slashed its Chief Executive Michael Corbat's compensation by over 20% in 2020 Fatma KhaledFeb 13, 2021, 22:49 IST Michael Corbat, CEO of CitigroupTom Williams/Getty Images Corbat's compensation is determined by the impact of the pandemic and other factors. Bank of America also cut CEO Brian Moynihan's pay by 7.5%, the WSJ reported. The board at Citigroup Inc. said it cut Chief Executive Michael Corbat's pay by 20.7% to $19.035 million based on its assessment of his performance in respect to "risk and control concerns," according to a regulatory filing. A consent order issued by r...

Bank of America Corp and Citigroup Inc trimmed compensation for their chief executive officers last year, a year in which banks exercised restraint in compensating employees as the pandemic ravaged the economy. Bank of America reduced CEO Brian Moynihan’s pay by 7.5 percent to US$24.5 million, it said on Friday in a filing. Citigroup curbed compensation for outgoing CEO Michael Corbat by 21 percent to US$19 million, it said. Both lenders cited the impact of the pandemic in considering the compensation levels. Bank of America’s board said it evaluated the impact of the virus “on financial...

The company plans to accept digital currencies on its network sometime this year; Citi’s incoming CEO will rely on her international experience to try to fix the bank’s problems.

Synopsis Citigroup CEO Fraser's skills, attitude and global perspective will come in handy as she turns her attention to what could be one of the biggest cleanup jobs of her career: Citigroup itself. Fraser is taking the reins as Democratic lawmakers are gearing up to hit big companies hard over racial inequality, global warming and the yawning gap in pay between CEOs and workers. Some of those issues have been exacerbated by the pandemic. NEW YORK: On Jane Fraser’s desk at Citigroup’s downtown Manhattan headquarters sits a map of Puerto Rico made from trees downed by Hurricane Maria, whi...

Reuters Reuters 4 February, 2021, 6:51 am FILE PHOTO: Citigroup Latin America CEO Jane Fraser addresses a Brazil-U.S. Business Council forum to discuss relations and future cooperation in Washington, U.S. March 18, 2019. REUTERS/Erin Scott (Reuters) – Citigroup Inc’s incoming chief executive officer Jane Fraser said on Tuesday she has decided to form a new global operating team to build accountability among its top leaders. “A key element of our Transformation work is to hold our business leaders accountable not only for the performance of their own teams, but for how we collectively op...