JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon Gets 74 Percent Pay Raise
Was previously cut
JPMorgan Chase & Co. gave Chief Executive Officer Jamie Dimon a 74 percent raise to $20 million last year, bringing his pay closer to where it stood before the board faulted his oversight of botched derivatives bets.
Dimon, who also serves as chairman, received $18.5 million in restricted stock, the New York-based lender said today in a regulatory filing. His salary was unchanged at $1.5 million, and he got no cash bonus, according to the filing.
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