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The payout marks David Solomon’s third consecutive annual raise of 20% or more and likely will make him the best-compensated chief executive among the six biggest U.S. banks.
Goldman to pay CEO Solomon $47M for 2025
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• David Solomon will receive a $47M payout, marking his third consecutive annual raise of 20% or more.
• This likely makes him the best-compensated CEO among the six biggest U.S. banks.
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