Lunchtime Links: Aged 47, Brady Dougan was worth $77m

Being the chief executive of a bank is lucrative. Last year, Brady Dougan, chief executive officer of Credit Suisse, earned CHF3.4m ($3m) in salary and bonus. Now the rest of his finances have been laid bare following a a dispute over a divorce agreement. They show that in 2005 Dougan was worth $77.4m, and earning $385k a week. He was also the owner of a violin worth $2.4m.

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