Goldman Sachs declined as much as 3% in New York trading after revenue dropped the most among the biggest Wall St banks and fixed-income results were the worst since the financial crisis.

Lloyd Blankfein, the chief executive of Goldman Sachs Group, saw his 2010 compensation rise to $14.1m (€9.9m) from just over $1m (€700,000) in 2009, according to an analysis of data filed with regulators.

GOLDMAN Sachs Group’s top executives will get about $111.3 million (€84.3m) in stock next month in a delayed payout from last year and their record-setting 2007 awards, even as Wall Street prepares for lower bonuses.

Goldman Sachs developed a strategy to profit from the housing meltdown and reaped billions at the expense of clients, a US Senate investigation found.