Citigroup's Klein Gets $42.6 Million Under Exit Pact (Update2)
By Josh Fineman and Bradley Keoun
July 25 (Bloomberg) -- Citigroup Inc. investment-banking Chairman Michael Klein, who's stepping down in September, will get $42.6 million after agreeing not to work for a competitor through October 2009.
Klein gets a $5.5 million award on Aug. 1, plus $21.3 million in March 2009 and $7.5 million in October 2009, the New York-based bank said today in a regulatory filing. He also gets to keep $8.3 million in previously awarded stock, a person briefed on the package said.
Klein was denied a bonus for 2007 after the bank reported a $9.8 billion fourth-quarter loss. Instead, he was awarded $19.3 million in ``deferred cash retention awards'' and ``retention equity awards,'' Citigroup said in a regulatory filing in March.
Saturday, July 26, 2008
TOO RICH TO PENALIZE
The Masters of the Universe sure can take care of their own. One of the idiots at Citigroup who had a hand in the Big ShitPile is getting tens of millions of dollars. I guess there just isn't a financial downside for these folks, which is why I claim that Wall Street is one giant moral hazard.
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