Dive Deposits: Want a bigger raise? Don’t be a long-tenured CEO

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Newer big-bank CEOs received larger raises; Brian Moynihan's 2025 compensation may have been held back by a comparatively better 2024 performance.

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Original Source Material

Bank of America’s $41 million payday for Brian Moynihan shows two trends: Newer big-bank CEOs received larger raises. And Moynihan’s 2025 compensation may have been held back by a comparatively better 2024.