The Wall Street Journal reports that Citigroup's (C) compensation plan is getting panned by CLSA analyst Mike Mayo, sending shares fractionally lower. Mayo, who the Journal says has been a sharp critic of the bailed out bank, criticized the compensation plan tyying executive bonuses to a target for cumulative pre-tax income this year and in 2012 of $12 billion, calling the target a "very low hurdle." Citigroup shares are down 0.32%, or $0.01, to $4.68.
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