Comments on: Pay For Performance, Robert Rubin Edition

By: Felix Liusky

Felix Liusky — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 20:06:37 +0000

Of Course. I second your opinion. Without Bob, Citigroup won’t get that kinda money. He dig himself into a whole and got himself a lifeline and the entire company is being pull up by you and me. The mortgage thing is systemic not just citigroup. It will hapenned to J.P. Morgan Chase when Alt-A and other types of mortgage re-set and become delinquent. I approved the job Bob Rubin is doing. Look man, $10 million per year after taxes is $5 million per year. thT is not much for a Chair/Director of $1 Trillion Dollar company. You are looking at consolidated accumulated earnigings of his pay… EVERYONE just WANT TO REVENGE AND CHOP SOME HEADS BECAUSE EVERYONE IS OUT OF MONEY AND HAS NO JOB…THAT IS THE BOTTOM LINE. America is going for Broke but with our spirit, it may not be, we were once the most capitalized nation before.

I sincerely HOPE GOD has mercy on us and on citigroup. citigroup’s tentacle reaches and extends the financial life line of businesses and individuals around the world in an atomic scale. I hope citigroup will survive!!! God Bless citigroup and God Bless America!!!

By: Tobia Mill

Tobia Mill — Mon, 01 Dec 2008 20:31:48 +0000

Citigroup losses over the last year: $20 billion. US government bailout money going to Citigroup in the last month: $45 billion.
That’s a net of $25 billion. If Rubin’s clout helped in any way Citi to secure the Treasury payment, $115 million over 9 years (or $13 million per year) look like an excellent deal for the bank.

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