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💰 911 thousand per month: who and how much they receive on supervisory boards of state-owned companies
From 142 thousand to almost one million hryvnias per month — that’s how much members of supervisory boards of state-owned companies and banks receive. That is 2–11 times more than the salary cap of 80 thousand, which the Rada still did not adopt at the end of October. And it wouldn’t have affected supervisory board members anyway: they were not included in the text of the amendment.
The highest pay is in state banks: at PrivatBank the largest payment for August was 911 thousand UAH, at Oschadbank the chair of the board received 759 thousand. And at Ukrainian Distribution Networks the ministry raised the rate by 2,75 times in a single order.
The amount of the compensation is set not by the board itself but by the state as owner: the Cabinet, the relevant ministry, or an agency. The structure is almost always the same — a fixed amount, an allowance for the chair of the board, and sometimes extra payments for work on committees. No one who disclosed their data receives KPI bonuses.
More details — in Iryna Korzhenkova’s analysis on the Chesno website.
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