Wall Street’s bonus pool hit a record high last year ... number swell to a whopping $47.5 billion in its first major surge since the coronavirus pandemic. That is up 34% from last year ...

Axios Visuals Wall Street bonuses surged 32% last year, as the country's top financial firms paid out a record $47.5 billion to their most successful employees, New York's comptroller said Wednesday.

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The big bonus payouts follow a 90% jump in Wall Street profits last year, DiNapoli said in a statement. “The record high bonus pool reflects Wall Street’s very strong performance in 2024.