Bonus Watch '15: Goldman Sachs CEOs

...did pretty well for themselves this last go around, particularly compared to their counterparts at JP Morgan, Morgan Stanley, BofA, and Citigroup.

Author:: Bess Levin
Publish date:: Apr 10, 2015

Not that it's a contest but...

Blankfein’s total compensation package of $31 million was up from $29 million a year earlier. It topped the $22.5 million for Morgan Stanley CEO James Gorman, 56, and the $20 million given to JPMorgan Chase & Co. CEO Jamie Dimon, 59. Bank of America Corp. CEO Brian T. Moynihan, 55, and Citigroup Inc.’s Michael Corbat, 54, each got $13 million.

Goldman Sachs Awards Blankfein $7 Million Long-Term Incentive [Bloomberg]

If you're unhappy about your bonus this year, perhaps it'll make you feel less alone to know Lloyd Blankfein's dropped, too. (To $23 million.)

The board has decided Corbat did a 10 percent shittier job last year than in 2013.

Stephen Schwarzman's performance review must have gone really well.

Bri Moy is running a little low on cash these days.

Banking interns in Europe and some lucky ones in the U.S. are getting paaaaid (more money than they expected).

Legal charges shmegal charges.