Ronald E Logue

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Name:

Ronald E Logue

Industries:

Finance

2008 Compensation:

$28,712,475

Roles:

Chairman: State Street Corporation

Lists:

#29	Highest Compensated Executives (2006)
#34	Highest Compensated Executives (2007)
#22	Highest Compensated Executives (2008)

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3/4/10:

Opening Bell: 03.04.10

JPMorgan Tops Goldman in Investment Banking as Fees Swell 13% (Bloomberg) The world's No. 1 investment bank in 2009 was JPMorgan, which took in $4.97 billion, a 16 percent increase over 2008, when it was also the leader. JPMorgan was also No. 1 in fees from equity and debt sales. Goldman Sachs was No. ... - read more at DealBreaker

tags: Citi Goldman Sachs JPMorgan Merck & Co Morgan Stanley Morningstar Inc WSJ Schering-Plough Corp State Street Wells Fargo UBS (WSJ) Soros Fund Management John Stumpf George Soros

3/4/10:

State St. Pays Leaving CEO $5.4M - Analyst Blog

State Street Corp. (STT)STT) said on Wednesday that it has paid $5.4 million cash to the departing Chief Executive Ronald Logue as part of his incentive compensation for last year. State Street also paid Logue 35,786 units of restricted stock. Half the cash will be in deferred payments to Logue. Logue had ... - read more at Benzinga

tags: State Zacks Investment Research Trust Co

3/4/10:

State Street Pays Departing Chief $5.4 Million

Directors of State Street paid departing Chief Executive Ronald Logue $5.4 million as the cash portion of his incentive compensation for last year, the company said in a securities filing on Wednesday. - read more at New York Times - Deal Book

tags: State Street

3/4/10:

State Street awarded $5.4m to retired CEO

State Street Corp.'s newly retired chief executive, Ronald E. Logue, was awarded $5.4 million in incentive compensation for 2009 on his way out of the corner office, according to a regulatory filing by the company yesterday. - read more at Boston Globe

tags: State Street

2/5/10:

State Street Corp. reaches $300M settlement

BOSTON (AP) – State Street Bank & Trust has agreed to pay more than $300 million in restitution and a $10 million fine to settle allegations it misled some investors, Massachusetts regulators said Thursday. State Street misled investors about the Limited Duration Bond Fund's exposure to subprime ... - read more at ONN.tv

tags: State Street Corp State Street Bank & Trust State Street Global Advisors

12/7/09:

State Street's safe bet was subprime

State Street Corp. Chief Executive Ron Logue gave himself and the company a pat on the back last year for rescuing its $10 billion stable value fund program, insulating tens of thousands of individual employee retirement accounts from heavy losses. - read more at BizJournals

tags: State Street

11/28/09:

State Street's retiring chief gets $6m 'award'

State Street Corp said on Tuesday it has granted retiring Chief Executive Ronald Logue a $6 million cash "transition award". The amount will vest on Jan 2, 2011 provided that Logue remains chief executive through March 1, 2010 and non-executive chairman through Jan 1, 2011, the retirement dates that ... - read more at Topix

tags: State Street

11/24/09:

Retiring State Street CEO gets $6M 'transition award'

State Street Corp. will lavish a $6 million "transition award" on its outgoing chief executive. CEO Ronald Logue will get the big cash payout from the Hub money... - read more at Boston Herald

tags: State Street

10/27/09:

The Ticker

State-ly perks State Street Corp. disclosed that it will pay Ronald Logue a $500,000 director's fee, down from his annual salary of $1 million,... - read more at Boston Herald

tags: State Street Corp

10/23/09:

State Street legend leaving

State Street Corp.'s Ron Logue will step down in March as chief executive after navigating the giant Boston firm through one of the nation's worst financial periods... - read more at Boston Herald

tags: State Street

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