He's had the job for 14 months and now Microsoft boss Satya Nadella has been named highest-paid CEO in the United States, which probably means the world.
The New York Times Equilar Pay Study says he earns $84,308,755 a year.
That's £56,412,685.
And it's way more than Apple CEO Tim Cook and even way more than his nearest CEO rival.
Top 10 Largest Companies Leaderboard
| EXECUTIVE NAME | TOTAL COMPENSATION | CHANGE | TSR |
1. |
| Satya Nadella Microsoft (MSFT) |
| $84,308,755 | n/a | 24% |
| CHIEF EXECUTIVE: Mr. Nadella became CEO on February 4, 2014. CHANGE IN PAY: Not calculated because the CEO was not in place for two complete years. |
|
2. |
| Lawrence J. Ellison Oracle (ORCL) |
| $67,261,251 | -14% | 26% |
| CHIEF EXECUTIVE: Mr. Ellison left the CEO position on September 17, 2014. |
|
3. |
| Steven M. Mollenkopf Qualcomm (QCOM) |
| $60,740,592 | n/a | 13% |
| CHIEF EXECUTIVE: Mr. Mollenkopf became CEO on March 4, 2014. CHANGE IN PAY: Not calculated because the CEO was not in place for two complete years. |
|
4. |
| Robert A. Iger Walt Disney (DIS) |
| $43,701,750 | 27% | 39% |
|
5. |
| Larry J. Merlo CVS Health (CVS) |
| $24,285,460 | 6% | 36% |
|
6. |
| K. Rupert Murdoch Twenty-First Century Fox (FOXA) |
| $23,866,871 | -8% | 21% |
|
7. |
| W. James McNerney, Jr. Boeing (BA) |
| $23,511,823 | 1% | -3% |
|
8. |
| James P. Gorman Morgan Stanley (MS) |
| $23,074,646 | 66% | 25% |
|
9. |
| David M. CoteMorgan Stanley (MS) |
| $22,958,590 | -10% | 11% |
|
10. |
| Kenneth I. Chenault Morgan Stanley (MS) |
| $22,378,158 | 3% | 4% |
|
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