Former MF Global Holdings Ltd. chief Jon Corzine received more than $8 million in pay and stock options from the futures brokerage in the year before it went bankrupt, Reuters reported yesterday. Corzine's pay along with that of other former MF Global executives was listed in a court document filed on Friday by Louis Freeh, the trustee unwinding the company's bankrupt estate. Corzine, a former Goldman Sachs chief and New Jersey governor, was paid $3 million in cash, the filing showed, as well as $5.35 million in stock options, which have precipitously dropped in value since the company’s troubles. The filing showed his pay between November 2010 and October 28, 2011.
