Jamie Dimon remains the highest-paid chief executive, but his 5% pay raise was smaller than that of at least five of his counterparts. Here's what CEOs of 12 large and regional banks earned in 2018, based on recent proxy filings.
Jamie Dimon, JPMorgan Chase

2018 Compensation: $31 million
Increase: 5%
Brian Moynihan, Bank of America

2018 Compensation: $26.5 million
Increase: 15%
Michael Corbat, Citigroup

2018 Compensation: $24 million
Increase: 4%
Charles Scharf, BNY Mellon

2018 Compensation: $18 million
Decrease: -7%
Tim Sloan, Wells Fargo

2018 Compensation: $18.4 million
Increase: 5.7%
Richard Fairbank, Capital One

2018 Compensation: $17.5 million
Increase: None
William Demchak, PNC Financial Services

2018 Compensation: $15.7 million
Increase: 13%
Andy Cecere, U.S. Bancorp

2018 Compensation: $13.4 million
Increase: 12%
Greg Carmichael, Fifth Third Bancorp
2018 Compensation: $11.2 million
Increase: 29%
Bruce Van Saun, Citizens Financial Group
2018 Compensation: $9.4 million
Increase: 11%
William Rogers, SunTrust Banks

2018 Compensation: $8.8 million
Decrease: -8%
Stephen Steinour, Huntington Bancshares

2018 Compensation: $8.6 million
Decrease: -1%
Ralph Babb, Comerica

2018 Compensation: $10 million
Decrease: -17%