How Much Is Bank of America's Brian Moynihan Really Worth?

When taking a look at the all-in compensation for 2012 for several of the nation's big banking CEOs, Bank of America's CEO Brian Moynihan's $8.3 million for the year looks like a paltry sum compared to the CEO at Wells Fargo , John Stumpf, who made nearly three times that amount. Is Bank of America risking losing a talented leader by underpaying?

In the video below, Fool financial analysts Matt Koppenheffer and David Hanson discuss the salaries of the nation's big bank CEOs.

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