FCA chief Manley received $14.45M in 2019 compensation

Mike Manley Rtrs web.jpg — PSA and FCA have not said what position FCA CEO Mike Manley might hold in the newly combined automaker. (Rebecca Cook/REUTERS)

By:

BEN KLAYMAN

By:

Reuters

February 26, 2020 11:03 AM

DETROIT -- Fiat Chrysler Automobiles CEO Mike Manley received compensation of 13.28 million euros ($14.45 million) for 2019, in line with a target set by the company, the automaker said in a filing on Tuesday.

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