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Ga. banks expect more scrutiny of pay, perks
One banker’s nearly $600,000 pay included perks such as 40 hours of free use of a company jet.Another top lending officer made nearly $850,000, including $261,255 in commissions on loans.
Major Atlanta developers sued
Some of Atlanta’s biggest developers, including Wayne Mason and John Williams, are being sued by a South Carolina bank that claims they have failed to repay more than $12 million in loans for the Hampton Island Preserve, an exclusive residential community along Georgia’s coast.



