At some of the most prestigious investment banks, the top dogs received no bonuses as punishment for a rotten 2007. You might have assumed Citigroup would be among that list. According to its proxy statement however, it handed out generous bonuses to some, including a $10.4 million bonus to Charles Prince when he left. The New York Times also notes Sallie Krawcheck, who runs global wealth management, took home nearly $3 million in bonus money. CFO Gary Crittenden took home $14 million. CEO Vikram Pandit and three of highest ranking execs were not given bonuses, but received generous retention awards that strike some as unnecessary. Some shareholders may take issue with this.  

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- here's the article from the New York Times

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