Pay of top bosses soared in 2022 even as shares lost billions
Iseq 20 fell 18.9pc as average CEO package was €2.9m
Stephen Garvey, chief executive of developer Glenveagh, earned €1.6m. Photo: Chris Bellew
Jon Ihle
The pay of Irish corporate bosses surged last year even as share prices tumbled and customers were hammered by inflation, analysis by the Irish Independent can reveal.
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