Andrew Wilson, boss of FIFA and Battlefield publisher EA, has seen his annual pay reduced to $19.9m, down from $39.2m previously.
The roughly $20m pay cut was signalled last summer, when EA acknowledged “stockholder feedback” from a non-binding but decisive say-on-pay vote.
In a nutshell, stockholders said EA’s execs were being handed pay awards from the company money pot that were too large and too frequent. In response, EA said it would make “substantial changes” to the pay of executives.
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