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Originally Posted by Unregistered
If you've worked in a bank, you will have many more data points. Some bank CEO salaries are public info, so you can use simple common sense to extrapolate more data points between AVP and CEO. Sometimes you hear comments like "I only make a quarter of what CEO makes" and you collect more data. And you have other colleagues, ex-colleagues in other banks to exchange info. Some lucky friends will move faster than you and share with you more info.
Simple data collection. Just like in school, you exchange info on grades and marks.
You should continue to work in wherever you are, and collect that miserable pay check month in month out.
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Excuse me, in most countries, listing rules requires only the disclosure of GCEO & 4 more senior executives. For a foregin bank, even the President & Head of Asia Pacific is not senior enough to be disclosed, much less the AVP/VP/SVP who are a few notches below.
GCEOs of finance industries generally make >$10M a year, so how does one extrapolate to concluding that the salary band of a VP is between $150k - 250k? Do these VPs go around telling others they make 2% of their GCEO? Why not 2.5%,1.5% or 3%?
Jeez have some sense of proportion before spouting nonsense.