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Pay Cut For Goldman Boss

Henry Paulson, Chairman and CEO of Goldman Sachs, took a 15% pay cut in 2001 as profits slipped at the investment bank.

Goldman, the third-largest securities firm, saw profits decline 51% in 2001 as equity markets fell and major M & A activity dropped to a 10 year low.

Poulson's $22.5m pay in 2000, which included salary, bonus, stock and options, was down 12% on 1999. The company annual proxy filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission reveals that he was paid $18.9m in 2001.

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