Both received about $1 million in stock and fees, according to investigators.
Exactly how much a policyholder will receive in stock or cash will not become clear until the company actually goes public.
Mr. Rafiq did not invest the money he received in stock.
Current shareholders will receive $88 a share in cash, preferred stock and notes.
From 2000 to 2003, he received more than $26 million in pay, stock, bonuses and other compensation.
In total, he received $1.3 million in stock and fees from the company.
The executives also received $1.7 million in stock, on average, up 14 percent from the previous year.
In 2010, he received a bonus of £9 million in stock, with base pay of £826,000.
He also received $1.06 million in restricted stock.
The greater the percentage of pay an executive receives in stock, the bigger the incentive to produce results that propel share prices.
