CFOs saw their compensation grow more slowly last year. Mediancompensation for S&P 500 finance chiefs increased 2.1%, to $3.3billion, down from the 17% surge in 2010, according to a study bythe Wall Street Journal. That compares with the 2.8%increase in CEO pay for 2011.
According to the Journal, Michael Angelakis, the CFO ofComcast, was the most highly compensated CFO among S&P 500companies, earning $21.9 million last year.
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