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In 2009, Kenneth D. Lewis earned $1.50M in total compensation at Bank of America, primarily from $1.47M in stock. Led Bank of America as CEO for 8 years.

Compensation History

Annual executive compensation data for Kenneth D. Lewis, including salary, bonuses, and stock awards.

Year

2009

Total Compensation

$1.50M

Salary

$0.00

Bonus

$0.00

Other

$32.17K

Salary

$0.00

Board Justification

The compensation philosophy emphasizes pay-for-performance, aligning executive compensation with company performance and shareholder interests, particularly in light of TARP requirements.

Bonus

$0.00

Board Justification

Mr. Lewis agreed to receive no salary or incentive compensation for 2009, and he repaid the base salary he had already received for 2009.

Other Compensation

$32.17K

Board Justification

Other compensation includes tax preparation and financial planning services, home security, and secured parking, limited to $25,000 due to TARP requirements.

Restricted Stock

$1.47M263.7K restricted stock

Board Justification

263,697 shares of restricted stock vested in 2009, valued at $1,468,792 at the time of vesting.

Performance Metrics

The performance metrics for determining compensation were not specified for 2009, as Mr. Lewis did not receive any performance-based compensation.

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Kenneth D. Lewis

Ex-CEO of Bank of America

Education

University of Kentucky

Field of Expertise

Finance & Banking - Finance

Sector of Economy

Financial Services

Born

December 16, 1946 - 78 years ago

CEO of Bank of America for

8 years 8 months (Apr 2001 - Dec 2009)

Previous Experience

Joined Bank of America in 1969, served in various roles including President and COO.

Holdings

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Insider Trading

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