Former Commonwealth Bank boss Ian Narev has forgone about $16 million in potential bonuses as part of a $100 million-plus cut to pay for the bank's executives following a raft of scandals.
Mr Narev - who stepped down in April in the wake of CBA breaching money-laundering laws - has lost $2.047 million in short term incentives and missed up to $13.9 million in long term incentives, according to CBA's annual report.
Remuneration committee chairman David Higgins says in the annual report that CBA's highest-ranking senior executives "have been held accountable for the bank's performance over the past year", including former executives.
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