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    "Goldman Sachs pay and bonuses rise to £250,000 each

    Bank has set aside $13bn to cover the salaries, bonuses and perks for staff worldwide – a rise of more than $30,000 a head on 2011"

    Source: Goldman Sachs pay and bonuses rise to £250,000 each | Business | guardian.co.uk

    Same bank dividends history in 2011 -

    $0.35 per share x 4 times or $1.40 per share which is 1% yield on current price of $139, total amount paid out in dividends in 2011 - based on market cap of $65 bln it follows total amount paid out as dividends was around $0.65 bln

    Source Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. (The) (GS) Dividend History - Nasdaq.com



    EDIT: to be fair to GS they've dramatically increased dividends in 2012... to 1.5% yield!
    Last edited by AtW; 16 January 2013, 15:22.

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    Good news. A USA bank handing out loads of money. Lots will go to London employees and HMRC will collect loads of it.

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      #3
      Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post
      Good news. A USA bank handing out loads of money. Lots will go to London employees and Bermuda will collect loads of it.
      FTFY

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        Always really annoys me how they say $250000-400000 per employee, as the majority recieve little bonus and the majority of the bonus goes to the minority of employees.

        Would have thought by now they would realise this and explain this is the case, rather than all bank employees being tarred with the same brush. And people thinking they all received a 250k bonus when the reality is more likely to be <20k.
        Last edited by Scrag Meister; 16 January 2013, 15:34.
        Never has a man been heard to say on his death bed that he wishes he'd spent more time in the office.

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          #5
          Originally posted by Scrag Meister View Post
          Always really annoys me how they say $25000-400000 per employee, as the majority recieve little bonus and the majority of the bonus goes to the minority of employees.

          Would have thought by now they would realise this and explain this is the case, rather than all bank employees being tarred with the same brush. And people thinking they all received a 250k bonus when the reality is more likely to be <20k.
          The truth does not sit well with the media. Or banks.

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