There's Still Turmoil Over Executive Bonuses At Citigroup

Linette Lopez, Business Insider
Fri, 02/22/2013 - 8:03am

Yesterday, Citigroup announced that it's CEO Michael Corbat would be paid $11.5 million for 2012.Today, Dealbook has written about the fall-out from that announcement. The verdict: Shareholders are still upset about the way Citi is calculating executive pay, despite assurances that a new calculation method would attach a larger portion of executive bonuses to bank performance.

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There's Still Turmoil Over Executive Bonuses At Citigroup

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