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http://www.cbc.ca/money/story/2007/02/0 ... lions.html
Royal Bank CEO made $12.8 million in 2006
Last Updated: Friday, February 9, 2007 | 5:15 PM ET
CBC News
Royal Bank CEO Gord Nixon was handsomely rewarded for steering Canada's biggest bank to its record 2006 profit, a financial filing shows.
Nixon was given almost $13 million in direct compensation and other perks last year, according to the bank's management proxy circular that went out to its shareholders Friday.
His annual salary was just a fraction of that — $1.4 million. Add to that a $5 million "short-term incentive," and deferred shares and stock options worth another $5.5 million, and Nixon's total direct compensation came to $11.9 million.
On top of that, the bank gave him $135,037 for perquisites (including $77,963 for car leases), $41,885 for an employee savings and share ownership program, and $766,000 in annual pension service costs.
The total came to $12,842,922. That's almost 25 per cent more than the $10.3 million Nixon was awarded in 2005.
The management proxy also disclosed that five other senior executives received a total of $26.2 million in compensation.
Royal Bank reported a 2006 profit of $4.7 billion — the largest annual profit reported by any Canadian bank.
