Goldman Sachs Executives Set to Receive Over $500 Million in Special Bonuses
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What happened
Goldman Sachs Group's top executives are scheduled to receive special equity awards valued at more than $500 million. These awards, which were granted in October 2021, are expected to be finalized later this month. The payout reflects a five-year period during which Goldman outperformed most of its rivals, and CEO David Solomon is set to receive more than $100 million.
From nypost.com
Why it matters
The awards highlight the firm's internal compensation structure, which is tied to its financial performance. The payout reflects a five-year period of outperformance against its competitors.
From nypost.com
Who's involved
- Goldman SachsAmerican investment bank granting the special equity awards
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The entities involved
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Goldman Sachs
American investment bank
Related events
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