Magellan Financial Group released its FY22 accounts on Wednesday.
These revealed that upon the resignation of co-founder Hamish Douglass as chief investment officer in June (though he’d been on a medical leave of absence since February and quit as a director in March), Magellan’s board paid him $2,499,000, a clean $1000 below the statutory threshold for a shareholder vote.
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