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Here's how much Invesco's CEO took home in 2024
Eva Thomas / Apr 01, 2025
In his second year on the job, Andrew Schlossberg brought home slightly less than the $11.8m he received in 2023.
Invesco CEO Andrew Schlossberg took home a total of $11.2m in 2024, a slight decrease from the $11.8m he took home in 2023, his first year on the job, according to the firm’s 2025 proxy statement.
In his second year as CEO, Schlossberg’s base salary was $750,000, a 20% increase from his base salary of $625,000 in 2023. The bulk of Schlossbergs’ pay comes from summary compensation, a figure that includes 2023 awards as well as awards that were earned for previous fiscal years - for example, the vesting of shares granted for work in prior years - included $6.24m in share awards, a decrease from the $8.3m he received in 2023.
Schlossberg’s non-equity incentive plan compensation - essentially a bonus - was $4.09m, as well as $150,222 in ‘all other compensation,’ which includes insurance premiums, company contributions to 401(k), tax consultations and other perquisites, like the use of the company plane.
Invesco’s CEO pay ratio was 96:1, and the median salary for the firm’s employees was $117,537....
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