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: Institutional Shareholder Services -- Corporate Governance BlogFrench CEOs Have Highest Pay in Europe, Report ShowsSubmitted by: L. Reed Walton, Publications
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French CEOs earn the most in Europe, though their pay is still far below the average compensation for U.S. executives, according to the Hay Group, a human resources firm.
French chief executives received the highest median total direct compensation--including salary, bonus, and fair value of long-term incentive awards--according to the survey of compensation at the 50 largest European companies, ?How Chief Executives Are Paid,? released by Philadelphia-based Hay Group in January. Numbers were b read more
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