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Benedicte Gravrand, Opalesque Geneva: - Infovest21, a New York-based information provider, found in a just-released survey that the CEOs of large funds of funds earn the most - although not as much as in 2011.
In its Eleventh Annual Compensation Survey for Funds of Funds with Assets Over $1 Billion, Infovest21 found the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) was the top position with an average compensation of $958,000. The Chief Operating Officer's average total compensation was second highest at $631,000.
Furthermore:
- Five positions earned between $300,000 and $499,000: Chief Risk Officer (CRO), Chief Investment Officer (CIO), Director of Research, Director of Sales & Marketing, and Compliance Director.
- Six positions earned between $200,000 and $299,999: Senior Analyst, Chief Financial Officer, Operational Due Diligence, Controller, Client Services and IT.
- Four positions earned between $100,000 and $199,999: Director of Investor Relations, Fund Accountant, Mid Level Analyst and Junior Analyst.
Lois Peltz, president of Infovest21, observed that, compared to 2011, CEOs and CROs had a lower total compensation in 2012 while the CIOs and CFOs had a higher compensation. Investment positions received by and large lower compensation, and sales, marketing and investor relations positions generally had higher compensation.
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