JPMorgan investment chief out
By Charles Riley @CNNMoney May 14, 2012: 1:41 PM ET
One of the highest paid women in the financial industry, Drew made $15.5 million in 2010. She has spent more than 30 years at JPMorgan
Drew is in line to receive $14.7 million severance in the form of stock, $2.6 million in pension benefits and almost $10 million in deferred compensation, according to Theo Francis, a senior reporter at footnoted.com, a website that specializes in SEC filings.
The company's board of directors could award additional severance pay.
Monday, May 14, 2012
THE MARKET DOESN'T APPLY TO MOTU
They can have enormous FAILs yet still walk away filthy rich. I think Michael Milken, the junk-bond genius, was the first one I noticed because even after paying $1.3 Billion in fines, he was still a billionaire. In the recent Great FAIL, Joe Cassano, the man who brought down AIG, is still a millionaire and so is the woman who was responsible for JP Morgan losing at least $2 billion:
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