NZ insurance boss takes 10% pay cut – to $4.1m
Earthquake claims costs still rising.
Tim Hunter
Fri, 21 Aug 2015
Jacki Johnson, chief executive of insurer IAG in New Zealand, remains one of New Zealand’s highest paid CEOs despite taking a $A463,000 pay cut for the year to June.
The drop, caused by lower short and long-term incentive payments, left her with overall pay for the year of $A3.8 million
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