Sentence examples for windfall compensation from inspiring English sources

The executives who headed financial institutions in those uncertain times of early 2009, when markets and banks were being supported by the federal government, are now in line to receive windfall compensation in the hundreds of millions of dollars.

To be sure, some of the increase could be the result of people cashing in their windfalls from compensation for wrongly sold payment protection insurance (PPI).

21 December, Goodison Park and an invaluable Christmas windfall is joyous compensation for that.

Any factor that channels more income to some in a village but not all migrant workers' remittances, a windfall from government compensation for using local land, or, as with some of Ms Wang's neighbours, from farming a cash crop like tobacco increases the obligations for everyone.

He said that the Treasury should not benefit from a tax windfall owing to the compensation payments, but should instead change the law in order to cancel any tax charged relating to PPI compensation.

The only thing that might end obscene compensation and windfalls for executives is a proper long-term bear market, and that will hurt everyone.

As IAC/Interactive faltered in 2005, Mr. Diller reaped a windfall, $85 million according to one compensation analysis, $295 million windfall according to another.

The compensation is essentially a windfall for the former workers.

Why should he or she receive a windfall beyond the modest amount necessary for compensation for the hurt caused?

To determine how large the windfall is, I asked Equilar, an executive compensation data firm, to compile the value of stock and options granted to the top five executives at each of the 18 largest American financial institutions — those that underwent stress tests in those years.

"If you have equity compensation, sometimes there are massive windfalls".