In the Margins
Goldman Sachs Group CEO Lloyd Blankfein saw his overall compensation fall slightly, reflecting lower revenues at the bank in the first half of 2016. Blankfein's overall pay declined 4% to $22 million, according to a regulatory filing. Goldman changed Blankfein's compensation structure by tying all of his equity awards to performance. It also eliminated a long-term incentive award. Read the original story from Reuters.
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