Bank, Thrift, and Monoline CEOs
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- B of A's CEO Gives Up Job Guarantees. Boraks, David // American Banker;3/3/2004, Vol. 169 Issue 42, p1
Kenneth D. Lewis canceled his employment agreement with Bank of America Corp. (B of A) in December, saying that he wants to forgo guarantees and tie his pay more closely to the company's performance, according to a securities filing. Mr. Lewis, 57, has been chairman and chief executive officer...
- Ideas in Contention As Compensation Fix. Landy, Heather // American Banker;9/29/2009, Vol. 174 Issue 180, p2
The article presents an overview of reform suggestions which have been offered in 2009 to limit the salaries of banking executives in the U.S. The role that strengthening peer review, preventing chief executive officer bias, limiting severance packages and deferring and limiting bonuses could...
- EXECUTIVE COMPENSATION AT U.S. COMMUNITY BANKS: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DIRECT COMPENSATION AND FINANCIAL RETURN. Walker, John S.; Kramer, Jonathan K. // North American Journal of Finance & Banking Research;2011, Vol. 5 Issue 5, p23
Executive compensation is an important and timely topic, especially in the financial services industry. In this paper we examine the relationship between CEO direct compensation and firm performance at a sample of domestic, publicly-traded community banks. We find that the payExecutive...
- Build on Shared Values. Culbreth Jr., Warren B. // Credit Union Directors Newsletter;Aug2007, Vol. 31 Issue 8, p7
The article offers professional tips in strengthening the partnership between the board of directors and chief executive officers (CEO) in the credit union industry in the U.S. The tips include recognizing the value of having a healthy dialogue, keeping everyone informed, supporting the...
- Bank executive compensation rose nearly 5 percent in 2007. // Hudson Valley Business Journal;7/7/2008, Vol. 19 Issue 27, p23
The article reports on the SNL Executive Compensation Review for Banks and Thrifts report, released by SNL Financial LC in the U.S. The report shows that the median change in total compensation for all bank and thrift chief executive officers (CEO) increased 4.8% in 2007. Furthermore, CEOs at...
- CEO Compensation Up 9% In Survey. // Credit Union Journal;8/9/2004, Vol. 8 Issue 32, p1
Discusses findings of a survey about compensation of chief executive officers in the credit union sector in the United States in 2004. Rise in salaries; Median base salary; Compensation-related issues.
- Thrift Deal May Attract Imitators. Mcgeer, Bonnie // American Banker;6/6/2008, Vol. 173 Issue 109, p1
The article discusses the attempt of the Elk County Savings and Loan Association to convert itself into a public company and simultaneously sell itself to Emclaire Financial Corp. This type of banking deal is unusual, the article indicates. Commentary is provided by David L. Cox, the chief...
- Meet the new breed of CEO that's reshaping thrifts. Prakash, Snigdha // American Banker;3/21/1997, Vol. 162 Issue 55, p1
Features chief executive officers in the thrifts industry in the United States. William Cooper; Edward H. Sondler; Lawrence J. Toal; Jay Sidhu; Charles John Koch; Career histories; Job description; Business strategies.
- Wanted: a CEO Who Can Save a Bank. Cupp, Richard S. // American Banker;12/8/2010, Vol. 175 Issue 188, p8
The author offers opinions on executive recruiting of chief executive officers (CEO) of community banks seeking corporate turnarounds from possible bank failures. The complexity of the selection process, including the influence of the U.S. Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. (FDIC), the need to find...
