| Goldman Sachs will not give Cash Bonuses |
| Written by Gerard Lerod |
| Thursday, 10 December 2009 14:44 |
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Bonuses represent the vast majority of senior management’s compensation and are directly tied to Goldman’s performance. Goldman has been facing public outrage after setting aside close to $17 billion for year-end bonuses. The criticism stems from Goldman receiving $10 billion of taxpayer money as a bailout during the financial crisis, which helped the banking giant weather the crisis, and return to very strong profits for the past two quarters, with net income in excess of $3 billion. Goldman employees were on pace to earn on average $717,000 per person in 2009, which puts them at odds with main street that is still struggling with the recession and high unemployment. |
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New York, Dec 10th (TradersHuddle.com) – Goldman Sachs group (NYSE:GS) released a press release stating that its top executive will not receive cash bonus this year, and that 100% of the bonus will be given in restricted stock.