Top Managers Of Listed Banks Rose More Than CPI

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In the other 3 banks, ICBC and Bank of China have made outstanding achievements in their annual reports, but their executive pay increases are rather "low key".

According to the annual report, Jiang Jianqing, the chairman of ICBC, paid 959 thousand yuan in 2010 before taxes, an increase of 5.26% compared with 2009. The salary increase of the governor Yang Kaisheng was 3.21% or even less than that of CPI in 2010. The executive compensation of the Bank of China was generally lower than that in 2009. Among them, the remuneration of the chairman of the Bank of China, Xiao Gang and governor Li Lihui, dropped from 1 million 606 thousand and 200 yuan and 1 million 472 thousand and 500 yuan in 2009 to 1 million 8 thousand yuan and 923 thousand and 200 yuan in 2010, respectively, and the drop was nearly 40%.

From the information disclosed, the top five state-owned banks' "top leaders" pay more than 1 million yuan before tax.

In contrast, joint-stock bank executives earn a lot of money. Among them, Dong Wenbiao, chairman of Shenzhen Development Bank, chairman of Shaw Suining and Minsheng Bank, paid 8 million 250 thousand yuan and 7 million 154 thousand and 800 yuan respectively, and Gao Jianping of Xingye Bank and Wu Jianze of Huaxia Bank were 3 million 40 thousand yuan and 2 million 600 thousand yuan respectively.

It is worth mentioning that Shaw Suining has changed its position in Shenzhen Development Bank. From its director and governor in 2009 to its chairman, its salary rose from 4 million 860 thousand yuan in 2009 to 8 million 250 thousand yuan in 2010, an increase of nearly 70%.

His former Frank Newman paid a salary of 17 million 410 thousand yuan in 2009.