Loss of top Aetna executives could cost Connecticut $3 million in tax revenue
Aetna assured Connecticut lawmakers that it will leave most of its employee workforce in Hartford and would only move its top executives to its new location in New York City. But even the loss of the top five executives at the insurance giant will cost Connecticut millions in lost tax revenue. The five top executives, including CEO Mark Bertolini, earned a combined $49.2 million in 2016, according to Morningstar, a stock-trading and investment research company.