The figures
Eurozone unless specified.
Figure provided by the central bank unless specified.
€286,000*
€537,156
Ivan Iskrov
Figure not provided*
*Confidential information, according to the central bank.
Boris Vucic
€46,811*
*357,215 kuna. Net figure.
€131,088*
*Salary will be reduced (as will the salaries of all Cypriot central bank staff) in 2014 as part of austerity measures passed by parliament.
Miroslav Singer
€165,534*
*4,585,600 koruna
Lars Rohde
€415,115*
*3,097,053 krone
€97,200
€272,243
€200,000*
*Salary is pegged to that of the vice-president of the Conseil d’Etat, France’s most senior civil servant. Estimate by government source.
€410,744
€200,000*
*Estimate by government source. Net figure of €106,623 provided by central bank.
György Matolcsy
€91, 747*
*27,315,142 forints. Figure is ten times the national gross monthly average earnings.
€279,324*
*€63,324 was “gifted” to the minister of finance.
€495,000*
*Includes a 10% reduction on 2011 figure.
Ilmars Rimsevics
€114,612*
*80,568 lats
Vitas Vasiliauskas
€88,260*
*304,764 litas. Salary must be equal to average monthly wages of ‘five monetary intermediation institution employees’
€169,832
€85,000
Marek Belka
€94,800*
€228,512*
*The board of directors took cuts of 5% and 10% in 2010 and 2011.
Mugur Isarescu
€78,000*
*348,712 leu. Estimate by government source. Information is confidential, according to central bank.
Figure not provided
€120,000
€160,000
Mark Carney
€572,082*
*480,000 pounds.
(president)
Mario Draghi
€374,124
Vítor Constâncio
€320,688