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Fiscal year 2025

Ronald O'Hanley — FY2025 total compensation $19,529,070

Ronald O'Hanley is Chairman, CEO and President of State Street Corp (STT). The company reported total compensation of $19,529,070 for fiscal year 2025.

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Fiscal year 2025 compensation

Salary$1,200,000
Bonus$0
Stock awards$12,764,924
Option awards$0
Non-equity incentive plan$5,399,375
Pension and non-qualified deferred compensation$0
All other compensation$164,771
Total$19,529,070

A dash means the company reported no figure in that column; 0 means it reported zero. Figures are as printed, without adjustment.

Cited to the compensation disclosure State Street Corp filed April 8, 2026, accession 0001140361-26-013817.

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Peer context

Peer-group chief executive median$16,844,816
Difference from that median$2,684,254
Percentile within the disclosed peer group67th
Peers with a disclosed figure15

Medians and percentiles are computed across the peer group State Street Corp discloses in its own compensation disclosure.

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The other named executive officers of State Street Corp

Named executive officerRoleFY2025 total
Ronald O'Hanley this pageChairman, CEO and President$19,529,070
John WoodsExecutive Vice President and CFO$17,510,880
Yie-Hsin HungPresident and CEO of State Street Investment Management$10,697,902
Joerg AmbrosiusExecutive Vice President and President of Investment Services$8,673,100
Mostapha TahiriExecutive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer$6,918,841
Mark KeatingExecutive Vice President and Global Head of Strategic Finance and former Interim CFO$3,228,003
Eric AboafFormer Vice Chairman and CFO$259,337

The company's named executive officers for fiscal year 2025, and what it reported for each. See the full State Street Corp compensation brief.

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The company page

Ronald O'Hanley's compensation sits inside State Street Corp's full executive and board picture — the peer group, pay against peers, incentive design and the board itself.

The State Street Corp (STT) compensation brief