Bank salaries - Oppose BoI pay deal

One of the votes at tomorrow’s Bank of Ireland AGM will focus on the pay of chief executive Ritchie Boucher.

Bank salaries - Oppose BoI pay deal
Tue, 23 Apr, 2013 - 01:00
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The bank made a pre tax loss of €2.2bn last year yet Mr Boucher was paid €843,000, close enough double the State’s declared €500,000 salary cap.

The Government owns 15% of the bank but Finance Minister Michael Noonan will abstain on any vote regarding bank executive salaries. Why?

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