No worries - Dude takes home over $100 million in a retirement package regardless (which conveniently for him, was arranged before BofA received federal monies and came under the supervision of Treasury's Special Master for TARP Executive Compensation, Kenneth Feinberg).I posted earlier today about Feinberg and AIG, but Feinberg has struck again: he has knocked Lewis' $1.5 million base pay to zero - and Lewis has agreed. Lewis, in fact, will have to repay $1 million back to BofA for salary already received this year.
Hat-tip: WSJ.
Photo credit: Dealbreaker.
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