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by ilyanep
3120 days ago
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It's like 80% according to the article: - $230m from "already-vested stock-appreciation rights" - $190m from "Aetna common stock he currently owns" - "Between $60 million and $85 million" as part of a "change-in-control package" which is paid out if he's terminated as a result of the sale. One of my biggest pet peeves regarding reporting of executive compensation is when the headlines pretend that CEOs are being paid hundreds of millions of dollars in cash, when it's mostly coming from stock-based compensation, which is arguably the most fair way to pay a CEO (if they do poorly leading the company, they make much less money). |
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