Feinberg did not detail how he plans to tackle the politically sensitive issue of nearly $200 million in bonuses due in March to employees at AIG Financial Products, the unit whose complex derivatives contracts led to the collapse of AIG last fall. (2:20)    Wall Street feels wrath of man on the street with exec pay cuts (3:1)    Key points of the rulings by Kenneth Feinberg, the special master for executive compensation in the Treasury's $700 billion Troubled Asset Relief Program. (3:3)   

Treasury orders bailedout firms to slash exec pay in Nov. (4:1)    Feinberg got the job as pay czar earlier this year when Congress, responding to outrage about huge bonuses being paid to AIG, amended the bailout law to require that executive compensation at companies getting exceptional assistance be curbed. (4:36)