CEOs average salary in India crosses Rs 2-cr mark: Study
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The average annual compensation for a CEO in India stands at over Rs two crore and is nearly 2.6 times the pay package for other top business executives in the country, as per a new study.
According to the top executive compensation report 2011-12, released by global management consultancy Hay Group today, the average CEO (Chief Executive Officer) compensation has crossed Rs two-crore mark, on cost-to-company (CTC) basis.
A CTC pay package typically includes salary, bonus, commissions, reimbursements and various other benefits.
For the next level of top executives (excluding the CEO), the average pay package is now above Rs one crore, it added.
The study further pegged the average CEO compensation at “larger, more complex organisations” at more than Rs 7 crore.
Hay Group said the CEO compensation has seen an increase on a year-on-year basis and the uptrend is likely to continue going forward, as there is a lack of “holistic” CEOs.
Besides, the cross-sector employability of CEOs is also likely to fuel the compensation packet, the study said.
Hay Group’ Rewards Practice Leader, Mr Sridhar Ganesan, said that the average CEO salary in the country is now 2.6 times that of the rest of the executive population in terms of total pay package.
While the exact increase in the CEO pay levels could not be ascertained, the government data shows that India’s per capita income grew 15.6 per cent to cross Rs 50,000 level for the first time in 2010-11. It is expected to further cross Rs 60,000 level in the current fiscal, ending March 31, 2012.
As per the data disclosed by listed companies, their top management remuneration grew 36 per cent in 2010-11, while the rise in overall staff costs was about 18 per cent. (PTI)
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