New York | Goldman Sachs collectively awarded four of its top executives a 30 per cent pay raise for their work in 2024, far greater than the bank’s overall workforce, and gave its president John Waldron expanded personal use of the company’s private plane.
In its proxy filing released on Friday (Saturday AEDT), Goldman disclosed that Waldron earned $US38 million ($60 million) for 2024, finance chief Denis Coleman received $US27 million and general counsel Kathryn Ruemmler’s pay was $US22.5 million. In January, the Wall Street bank said last year’s pay for chief executive David Solomon was $US39 million.
