Wall Street Millioners

With the failures of Lehman Brothers, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac this month, reams of Wall Street IT executives are out of work or soon will be. While financial services CIOs and their staff polish their resumes and ponder what's left of their retirement savings, we thought it might be interesting to look at how much money their bosses made last year.

Find out what 9 Wall Street chiefs cost their companies in 2007, once their salaries, bonuses, stock awards and more are added together.

1. Martin Sullivan
Former President and CEO
Company: American International Group (AIG)
Total 2007 Compensation: $14.3 million



2. James Cayne
Former Chairman and CEO
Company: Bear Stearns
Total 2007 Compensation: $38.3 million



3. Kenneth Lewis
Chairman CEO and President
Bank of America
Total 2007 Compensation: $24.8 million



4. Daniel Mudd
Former CEO
Company: Fannie Mae
Total 2007 Compensation: $11.6 million



5. Richard Syron
Former Chairman and CEO
Company: Freddie Mac
Total 2007 Compensation: $18.3 million



6. Lloyd Blankfein
Chariman and CEO
Company: Goldman Sachs Group
Total 2007 Compensation: $68.5 million



7. Richard Fuld, Jr.
Chairman and CEO
Company: Lehman Brothers
Total Compensation: $34.4 million



8. John Thain
CEO
Company: Merrill Lynch & Co.
Total 2007 Compensation: $17.3 million



9. E. Stanley O'Neal
Former CEO
Company: Merrill Lynch & Co.
Total 2007 Compensation: $24.3 million