Speaking of the greed of the 1%, let's hear it for Jamie Dimon and his fellow bailed out banksters

hard on the heels of the story about bank of america ceo brian moynihan's $8.1M pay...

Dimon’s $23m trumps pay of US bank rivals

Jamie Dimon, chief executive of JPMorgan Chase, earned $23.1m in total compensation last year, an 11 per cent increase over 2011, a higher level than the heads of the other large US banks.

In its annual report, JPMorgan said Mr Dimon received $1.4m in salary, a bonus of $4.5m and $17m in stock and options. John Stumpf, chief executive of Wells Fargo, earned $19.8m, while Citigroup’s Vikram Pandit earned $14.9m.

untrammeled greed... ya gotta love it...

Big Bank Profile: JPMorgan Chase

Federal taxpayer bailout received:	$94.7 billion
Lobbying fees in 9 months after bailout:	$4.2 million
Campaign contributions in 2008 federal elections:	$6.0 million
Profits for 1998-2008:	$97.6 billion
Profits for the first half of 2009:	$4.86 billion
Bank fees for first half of 2009:	$3.45 billion
Change in bank account fees (2003-08):	+249.5%
Percent of first half 2009 profit from fees:	71%
Credit card income for first half of 2009:	$3.56 billion
Median JPMorgan Chase bank teller wage:	$10.58/hour or $22,006 annually
2008 CEO Jamie Dimon pay:	$19.7 million (893 times median teller wage)
2008 bonus pool:	$8.7 billion
First half 2009 bonus and compensation pool:	$14.5 billion
Cash bonuses (top 5 execs) last 10 years:	$254.9 million
Effective tax rate in 2008:	-33.4%
Offshore subsidiaries in tax havens:	53

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