Westpac CEO pay surges to A$7.5m despite profit miss
· Politics · Australia
Westpac Banking Corp Chief Executive Officer Anthony Miller's pay surged to A$7.5 million ($5.3 million) despite profit missing expectations and the lender flagging an uncertain outlook for Australia's economy, according to a report. The pay increase comes as the bank faces pressure on earnings. Westpac is one of Australia's largest lenders. No further details on the pay package were given.
Why it matters:Executive pay at a major bank facing profit pressure highlights governance debates over compensation.
Key points
- Miller's pay rose to A$7.5 million
- Profit missed analyst estimates
- The bank flagged an uncertain Australian outlook
Sources (original reporting)
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