Lloyds chief Eric Daniels may get £6m in salary and bonuses
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Lloyds Banking Group chief executive Eric Daniels is set to receive up to £6m in salary and bonuses this month.
According to reports, the Government-backed bank’s chief will net a £1m basic salary and could earn up to 225 per cent of his basic salary in bonuses.
Daniels could receive further awards under the bank’s long-term incentive, which is determined by profit and share-price performance, netting a maximum of 300 per cent of basic salary.
However, a spokesman for Lloyds said that no decision had been made on 2009 payouts yet.
He said: “No decisions have been taken about potential executive bonus outcomes for 2009, and any decision will be taken by the independent remuneration committee.”
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Anonymous | 16 Feb 2010 10:17 am
share holders loosing money and chief executive going to get 6m in salary. i bought the shares the price was 105p and went down to less than half price.i think should not pay any bonuses
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