Credit union CEOs who run shops with more than $250 million in assets earn more in median base salary and total compensation than their banking counterparts do, according to the 2013 CUES Executive Compensation Survey, released Aug. 2.
However, credit union and bank trade associations disagree over whether the survey provides a fair comparison of total compensation.
According to the survey, in the $250 million to $499 million asset class, credit union CEOs earned a median base salary of $236,125 and median total compensation of $260,522. Bank CEOs in the same asset class earn lower salaries of $221,053 and less total compensation too, at $247,853.
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