Wall Street Paid A Total of $145 Billion To Employees in 2009
America's largest banks and securities firms on Wall Street paid their employees a total of $145 billion for 2009, breaking a record they set in 2007.
America’s largest banks and securities firms on Wall Street paid their employees a total of $145 billion for 2009, breaking a record they set in 2007. This number comes from an analysis of the compensation to “executives, traders, investment bankers, money managers and others at 38 top financial companies.” The $145 billion is an 18% increase over the $123.4 billion paid out in 2008, and a six percent increase over the $137.23 billion Wall Street workers made in 2007, putting the average salary of a Wall Street employee at $149,192.
Via: NY Mag
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