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How adviser salaries stack up to other jobs
Median compensation hovers just under $100,000 on the low end and reaches nearly $300,000 for bosses
Mexico’s Helu is world’s wealthiest man
With $67.8 billion, telecom mogul wrests title from Bill Gates
Bucks don’t stop for A.G. Edwards’ CEO
A.G. Edwards CEO Robert Bagby will receive $7.5 million in restricted stock once the firm merges with Wachovia.
Edwards, Wachovia reps get package details
Brokers at A.G. Edwards and Wachovia Securities got details of their retention packages today.
CEOs raked in the bucks in ’06
S&P 500 CEOs received $4.16 billion in cumulative compensation in 2006, the Associated Press reported.
Grasso sues McCall in ongoing pay saga
Ex-NYSE chairman Richard Grasso has asked an appeals court to reinstate his suit against former director H. Carl McCall for mishandling his pay.
Fund firms swell execs’ pay, says study
AllianceBernstein, Barclays Global and AIM top the list in inflating executive paychecks, a study has found.
Mutual funds back firms on pay
Mutual funds continue to support the lion's share management-backed proposals that determine how top executives are paid, according to a new report.
Bumper ’07 bonuses seen for Street
Year-end bonuses on Wall Street will probably set yet another record this year, topping last year’s figures by 10% to 15%.
Ex-Goldman chairman ‘appalled’ at pay
John C. Whitehead said he is outraged by the excessive compensation given to Wall Street top execs.
Russia investment bankers strike it rich
Investment bankers are pulling fatter paychecks in Moscow than peers anywhere else in the world, according to published reports.
Thain’s comp package dwarfs Theodore’s
NYSE Euronext’s chief executive, John Thain, earned $9.36 million last year, more than five times the total compensation of deputy chief execuitve Jean-Francois Theodore.
SURVEY PUTS MEDIAN AT $115,000: PLANNER PAY TAKES 13% CLIMB
Financial planners rode the bull market to a 13% surge in income last year, earning a median $115,000 before taxes, according to a salary survey by InvestmentNews. They would have earned a lot more, though, had they spent more time on fewer, but more lucrative, clients, one consultant insists.
