FMA boss gets generous pay hike as regulator's funding rises
Rob Everett got another $50,000 or so a year while the regulator's funding was bumped up by $9.8 million
Financial Markets Authority chief executive Rob Everett has had his pay increased by about $50,000, according to the regulator’s 2017 annual report.
The report shows the regulator’s highest paid employee – confirmed as the chief executive – had his pay increased to a band of $590,000-600,000
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Fiona Rotherham
Thu, 28 Sep 2017
Thu, 28 Sep 2017
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FMA boss gets generous pay hike as regulator's funding rises
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