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Citi's Havens earned $9 mn last year: WSJ

Financial services major Citigroup Inc"s chief of investment banking John Havens received over $9 million in compensation last year, making him the highest paid employee in the firm, a media report said. - Goldman Sachs may shift London ops: report - Insurers may invest Rs 40k cr in equity mkts - Citigroup Inc among biggest S&P 500 losers - CEOs eased out left and right in US; Pandit stays at Citi - CEOs eased out left and right in US; Pandit stays at Citi - US Treasury receives $45 bn from Wells Fargo, Citigroup According to the report in the Wall Street Journal, Havens took home more than $9 million in total compensation last year. Havens" pay package consisted primarily of 2.7 million shares of Citigroup, which he received on December 30, as per a regulatory filing. Those shares, which Havens is restricted from selling immediately, accounted for his entire bonus and a portion of his salary. The shares were worth $8.97 million based on Citigroup"s $3.32 share price as on December 30. The daily stated that Havens, a confidant of Citigroup Chief Executive Vikram Pandit, also received a cash salary, but Citi has not disclosed the amount. The WSJ report attributed a person familiar with the matter as saying said it was less than $500,000. Citigroup, which received $45 billion in bailout funds, has come under criticism for exorbitant salary packages doled out to its executives. Last month, the financial services firm repaid $20 billion of those funds, but the US government remains its largest shareholder with a roughly 27 per cent stake.


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