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Here's a stripped-down version of our larger database which charts the compensation of the fifty highest-earning chief investment officers. We don't recall seeing such a thing elsewhere and we thought it might be of interest to our readers.
Our internal document contains many more names, numbers, and details, but we're not going to give away all the good stuff.
Top 50 CIO Salaries, FY 2009
|
CIO |
Nonprofit |
AUM $bn |
Total Comp |
W2 Comp |
Non-W2 Comp |
|
|
1 |
Mendillo, Jane |
Harvard U (HMC) |
27.6 |
$4,754,379 |
$3,498,265 |
$1,256,114 |
|
2 |
Swensen, David F. |
Yale U |
16.7 |
$3,795,540 |
$3,715,724 |
$79,816 |
|
3 |
Narvekar, Nirmal |
Columbia U (CIMC) |
6.5 |
$3,447,953 |
$1,980,746 |
$1,467,207 |
|
4 |
Malpass, Scott C. |
U Notre Dame |
5.2 |
$2,057,827 |
$1,532,859 |
$524,968 |
|
5 |
Hoagland, Laurance |
Hewlett Fdn |
7.4 |
$2,015,635 |
$1,919,117 |
$96,518 |
|
6 |
Schmid, Mark |
U Chicago |
5.6 |
$1,790,730 |
$1,019,070 |
$771,660 |