Yoo Myung-soon Tops Financial CEO Salary with 3.039 Billion Won

Yoo Myung-soon, the CEO of Citibank Korea, received a salary of 3.039 billion won in the first half of this year, making him the highest-paid among the CEOs of major financial holding companies and banks. Ham Young-joo, the chairman of Hana Financial Group, followed with 1.922 billion won. According to the Financial Supervisory Service's electronic disclosure system, Yoo's compensation consists of a salary of 280 million won, bonuses of 1.323 billion won, and stock-based compensation of 1.433 billion won. Among foreign banks, Lee Kwang-hee, the CEO of SC First Bank, received 1.801 billion won. Among domestic financial holding company chairmen, Ham Young-joo received the highest compensation, totaling 1.922 billion won, which includes a salary of 450 million won, bonuses of 470 million won, and long-term performance bonuses of 1.002 billion won. Shinhan Financial Group's Jin Ok-dong received 938 million won, while KB Financial Group's Yang Jong-hee received 650 million won. Woori Financial Group's Lim Jong-ryong received 815 million won, and Woori Bank's Jeong Jin-wan received 829 million won. NH Nonghyup Financial Group's Lee Chan-woo did not exceed 500 million won in compensation, so he was not included in the disclosure. This disclosure occurred amid the trend of revealing the first-half compensation of major group heads and executives.

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