看看这些loser CEO 下台时从BAILOUT 捞走多少钱！决不bailout,no bail out!

看看这些loser CEO 下台时从BAILOUT 捞走多少钱！决不bailout,no bail out!
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CEO: Stanley O'Neal | Company: Merrill Lynch
Payout: $161.5 million
O'Neal stepped down in October, shortly after Merrill wrote down $8 billion in losses during the height of the subprime mortgage fallout.

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CEO: Angelo Mozilo | Company: Countrywide Financial
Payout: $121.5 million
Mozilo gave up $36 million in severance pay, but cashed in his stock options as the massive mortgage company entered the subprime fallout. Mozilo is currently under investigation by the SEC.

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CEO: Kerry Killinger | Company: Washington Mutual
Payout: As much as $22 million
Killinger was ousted earlier this month as the nation's largest thrift joined the list of other troubled banks likely to be sold.
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CEOs: Robert Willumstad / Martin Sullivan | Company: American International Group
Willumstad inherited a sinking ship from Sullivan, who left in his wake $20 billion in subprime writedowns and back-to-back record quarterly losses. Sullivan left with $47 million, while Willumstad earned $22 million in his three months as CEO.

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CEO: Richard Fuld | Company: Lehman Brothers Holdings
Payout: $22 million
Lehman declared bankruptcy last Monday, just months after Fuld told shareholders that "the worst is behind us." (Source: Newsweek)

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CEO: Charles Prince | Company: Citigroup
Payout: $68 million
Prince left Citigroup in November following steep losses that shaved nearly a quarter off the bank's market value.

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CEO: Jimmy Cayne | Company: Bear Stearns
Payout: $61.3 million
Following a decade and a half at the helm of Bear, Cayne laid low in the bank's waning days, when it was sold to JPMorgan Chase for about 6 percent of its peak value a year earlier.

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CEOs: Richard Syron / Daniel Mudd | Company: Freddie Mac / Fannie Mae
Payout: Zero.
Regulators voided the chiefs' severance packages when the government took over the giant mortgage agencies. Mudd was due to receive $9.3 million, while Syron could have earned $14.1 million.

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CEO: Ken Thompson | Company: Wachovia
Payout: $8.7 million
After 32 years with Wachovia, Thompson resigned in June after a deep first-quarter loss and a 41 percent dividend cut spurred a shareholder uprising.


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• 嗯，同归于尽！哈哈哈。 -赵飞燕- ♀ (0 bytes) () 09/26/2008 postreply 04:33:55

• 哈不至于。让那些贪婪的家伙们去死吧。别想把我们这些老实纳税人拉下水为他们陪葬 -wonder1- ♀ (80 bytes) () 09/26/2008 postreply 23:34:21

• Paulson accepted the limit on executive pay. -729418- ♀ (0 bytes) () 09/26/2008 postreply 07:21:35

• 社会蠹虫。 -astermatch- ♀ (0 bytes) () 09/26/2008 postreply 07:27:22

• 这些职位是不应该旱涝保收的，工资越高就应该风险越高。 -astermatch- ♀ (74 bytes) () 09/26/2008 postreply 08:01:00

• 斗CEO, 分财产，实现共产主义 -海水是咸的- ♂ (0 bytes) () 09/26/2008 postreply 08:03:48

• 共产主义不就是他们自己现在整的７千亿的bailout? -wonder1- ♀ (91 bytes) () 09/26/2008 postreply 23:38:02