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Executives at the biggest companies hoping to receive bailout funds stand to lose the most with the president's move to limit compensation to $500,000. Compensation for CEOs at large businesses averaged $11 million in 2007. Here's a look at pay to five executives of companies that already have received funds from the Troubled Assets Relief Program. Citigroup paid top executive Vikram Pandit $3.1 million in 2007.

Executives at the biggest companies hoping to receive bailout funds stand to lose the most with the president’s move to limit compensation to $500,000. Compensation for CEOs at large businesses averaged $11 million in 2007. Here’s a look at pay to five executives of companies that already have received funds from the Troubled Assets Relief Program.

Citigroup paid top executive Vikram Pandit $3.1 million in 2007.  (Citigroup / AFP/Getty Images)

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Executives at the biggest companies stand to lose the most with the president’s move to limit compensation to $500,000. Compensation for CEOs at large businesses averaged $11 million in 2007.

Kenneth D. Lewis

Compensation for Bank of America Chief Executive Kenneth D. Lewis added up to more than $20 million in 2007.  (Lawrence K. Ho / Los Angeles Times)

Martin Sullivan

Former AIG Chief Executive Martin Sullivan made more than $13 million in 2007.  (Lawrence Jackson / Associated Press)

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