Sentence examples for vast payouts from inspiring English sources
Where returns are above average and the rewards have been passed on to the principal investors in a private equity vehicle - pension, insurance and hedge funds, as well as wealthy individuals - the scene is set for vast payouts to the individuals who spearhead buyouts.
The furore comes on top of controversy over vast bonus payouts at Merrill Lynch, which was bought by Bank of America after huge losses last year.
But while Mr. Spitzer and Mr. Cayne face years in exile, the indefatigable Mr. Grasso brings his case to New York's highest appeals court on Tuesday, with a growing chance that he may keep the vast portion of his payout.
That means the vast majority of lawsuits result in six-figure payouts or less, but a spectacular few can cost more.
Not to mention, it dwarfs the payout of most other general-purpose funds available to the vast majority of students.
She added that analysts were getting over-excited about potential payouts from Royal Mail off-loading or selling and leasing back some of its vast property holdings.
In March, when the American International Group, rescued at vast taxpayer expense, was to give out $165 million in bonuses, Congress moved to constrain the payouts, and protesters showed up at the homes of several executives.
The bank insisted the payout pot had been reduced as a result of the bank's vast bill for compensating customers for mis-selling payment protection insurance – which has now reached nearly £10bn – and last year's £28m fine from the Financial Conduct Authority for a "champagne" bonus culture that potentially encouraged mis-selling.
With the caveat that the UFC is often criticized by fighters themselves, such as Matt Mitrione, for the vast disparities in its pay scale, it is popular enough that top talent are now able to command high payouts, too: Brock Lesnar took home a reported $2.5m for Saturday's fight.
