Executive Compensation 13 February 2026

Corporate News·Executive Compensation·Finance·News

Bank of America stock price on watch as CEO Moynihan pay jumps to $41 million, Fed minutes ahead

Bank of America raised CEO Brian Moynihan’s 2025 pay to $41 million from $35 million, mostly in equity, citing strong earnings. BAC shares closed at $52.55 Friday, up 0.06%, and are down 7% since Feb. 6. U.S. markets reopen Tuesday after Presidents Day. Investors await key economic data and Fed minutes this week.

February 16, 2026

Corporate Governance·Executive Compensation·Finance·News

Citi just boosted CEO Jane Fraser’s pay to $42 million after a 66% stock jump

Citigroup set CEO Jane Fraser’s 2025 pay at $42 million, up $7.5 million from last year, according to a regulatory filing. Her base salary is $1.5 million, with most compensation tied to stock and performance targets. The bank cited record revenue, improved returns, and progress on regulatory issues. Citi shares rose 66% in 2025.

February 13, 2026

ASX 200 Rises on Miners and Banks but 8,800 Resistance Holds
May 29, 2026, 8:37 PM EDT. The ASX 200 index ended the week higher, supported by strong gains in miners and banks alongside declining Australian bond yields. Key contributors included BHP (+2.91%), Newmont (NEM, +3.77%), Fortescue Metals (FMG, +2.43%), Rio Tinto (RIO, +2.43%), Commonwealth Bank (CBA, +2.24%), and Goodman Group (GMG, +2.92%). Miners and gold producers were the main drivers, aided by firmer copper prices and stronger bullion. However, the energy sector lagged as crude oil prices softened, and healthcare stocks like CSL and ResMed (RMD) declined. Market participants remain cautious as the index needs a weekly close above 8,800 points to confirm a sustained recovery.