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Bank of America Corp. raised Chief Executive Officer Brian Moynihan\u2019s pay to $41 million for 2025, a year in which the second-largest US bank improved its profit but stock performance fell short of peers.<\/p>\n
The board granted Moynihan an unchanged base salary of $1.5 million and no cash bonus, \u201cconsistent with prior years,\u201d along with equity incentive awards totaling $39.5 million, according to a regulatory filing Friday. A year ago, Moynihan\u2019s compensation was increased 21% to\u00a0$35 million after the bank was able to boost its earnings.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Moynihan\u2019s new pay package follows a year in which Bank of America reported net income of $30.5 billion, up 13.1% from 2024. The Charlotte, North Carolina-based lender is focused on increasing revenue while also keeping expenses in check, using technology, including artificial intelligence, to contain costs.\u00a0<\/p>\n
In determining Moynihan\u2019s pay, the bank said its board acknowledged his \u201cleadership in driving growth for shareholders,\u201d including \u201cdisciplined expense management,\u201d according to the filing.<\/p>\n
Moynihan, one of the longest-serving heads of a large US bank, has signaled his interest in staying on for years to come. The 66-year-old CEO steered the lender through the pandemic after taking the helm 16 years ago in the wake of the global financial crisis.<\/p>\n
Under Moynihan\u2019s leadership, the firm set a slew of new financial targets at its first investor day in almost 15 years. The goals, which included a pledge to keep a firm grip on spending, were outlined in a bid to boost shares that have trailed those of other large US banks.<\/p>\n
Bank of America\u2019s larger rival, JPMorgan Chase & Co., increased CEO Jamie Dimon\u2019s compensation 10.3% to\u00a0$43 million\u00a0for 2025. Goldman Sachs Group Inc. paid its leader, David Solomon, $47 million for his work in 2025, up 21%. Morgan Stanley boosted CEO Ted Pick\u2019s pay 32% to $45 million, while Wells Fargo & Co. raised Charlie Scharf\u2019s compensation 28% to $40 million and Citigroup Inc. paid Jane Fraser $42 million, a 22% increase.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
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