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'Greedy' Washington Mutual Channeled Sir Mix-A-Lot
The panel's hearing on Tuesday featured a string of former Washington Mutual executives, including former CEO Kerry Killinger , who walked away from the company with nearly $100 million in compensation, as well as former president Steve Rotella
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Why Bank of America's Ken Lewis Will Take Home More Than Peers
is eligible to receive nearly as much as Citigroup's Charles Prince ($31.5 million), Washington Mutual's Kerry Killinger ($18.3 million) and Wachovia's Ken Thompson ($14.3 million) combined. Both Killinger and Thompson left
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Stocks may fall, but execs' pay doesn't
leading mortgage provider that went from a $3.6 billion profit two years ago to a $67 million loss last year, CEO Kerry Killinger took a 21% pay cut. He was paid $18.1 million in 2006, $14.4 million in 2007. It was worse for investors
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The Biggest CEO Firings of 2008
they were lucky. They got out just in time. Martin Sullivan of American International Group (let go in June), Kerry Killinger at Washington Mutual (September) and Richard Fuld of Lehman Brothers (leaving next month) are among the biggest
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Exclusive: WaMu Insiders Claim Execs Ignored Warnings, Encouraged Reckless LendingHugheses said they're scared and angry, their anger amplified by the fact that WaMu executives like former CEO Kerry Killinger took home more than $51 million in cash and stock from 2004 to 2007, while they lost everything. ABC News' Arash
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CEO pay takes a hit in bailout plan
Merrill Lynch CEO Stanley O'Neal left in 2007 with an exit package valued at $161 million. Washington Mutual CEO Kerry Killinger 's golden parachute is valued at $44 million, while Citigroup CEO Charles Prince left last year with $105 million
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AIG CEO Rejects $22 Million Parachute; Will Others Follow?
however. In June, Fuld and Lehman President Bart McDade reportedly gave up their 2008 bonuses. The year before, Kerry Killinger , the then-CEO of Washington Mutual, declined to take a bonus. Still, Killinger was "making [up] for lost
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Is Washington Mutual for Sale?profitability as quickly as possible." Fishman, whose appointment was announced on Monday, replaces longtime WaMu CEO Kerry Killinger . Peters said that Morningstar was reserving judgment on whether WaMu's new chief would succeed in turning the company
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Could Mortgage Crisis Take Down WaMu?
profitability as quickly as possible." Fishman, whose appointment was announced on Monday, replaces longtime WaMu CEO Kerry Killinger . Peters said that Morningstar is reserving judgment on whether WaMu's new chief will succeed in turning the company
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Downgrades, management shuffles hit banks
bank said Chairman Lanty Smith would serve as interim CEO until a new leader is hired. At Washington Mutual wm , Kerry Killinger remains CEO, but the board announced he would no longer be chairman. The overarching problem facing the industry
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Washington Mutual replaces Killinger as chairman
Washington Mutual is replacing Kerry Killinger as chairman. He remains chief executive officer of the nation's largest savings and loan. In an announcement Monday, the Seattle-based
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Stocks may fall, but execs' pay doesn't
leading mortgage provider that went from a $3.6 billion profit two years ago to a $67 million loss last year, CEO Kerry Killinger took a 21% pay cut. He was paid $18.1 million in 2006, $14.4 million in 2007. It was worse for investors
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Stocks may fall, but pay doesn't
leading mortgage provider that went from a $3.6 billion profit two years ago to a $67 million loss last year, CEO Kerry Killinger took a 21% pay cut. He was paid $18.1 million in 2006, $14.4 million in 2007. It was worse for investors
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Approving more higher risk loads. The men of the hill home CEO Kerry Killinger . We are growth company. And we expect growth from all of our business unit. That was 2006. The good times would soonran the company. Top company officials took home millions. -- and CEO Kerry Killinger was paid 51 million dollars in stocks and salary from 2004 to 2007. But many of the banks investors lost it all
