* 60 percent of bonus to be deferred over 2012-14
* Total compensation for 2010 now at 2.7 million euros
* No stock options awarded
(Adds detail, background) By Lionel Laurent
PARIS, March 21 (Reuters) - BNP Paribas, France's biggest listed bank, awarded chief executive Baudouin Prot a 1.67 million euros ($2.4 million) bonus for 2010.
Prot, one of the few bank chiefs to have kept his position throughout the crisis, will receive 60 percent of the bonus, or 1.0 million euros, as a deferred payment over 2012, 2013 and 2014, BN{P said on its website on Monday.
The bonus takes Prot's total compensation for 2010 to 2.7 million euros, including salary and other payments disclosed in regulatory filings.
Although this is 10 percent more than Prot received overall for 2009, it was still well below sums earned by bosses of British bank Barclays or German lender Deutsche Bank.
It may also turn out to be lower than at arch-rival Societe Generale, where CEO Frederic Oudea was set to receive total 2010 compensation of 4.4 million euros, including a first cash component of 1.75 million and a second component of cash and shares worth 2.65 million at Monday's closing price.
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BNP said that although bonuses for its CEO and chairman were higher in 2010 than in 2009, they were still below 2007 levels. The bank also said it would not be awarding stock options or performance shares to executive directors this year.
Chief operating officer Jean-Laurent Bonnafe, widely tipped to be the bank's next CEO, was awarded total compensation of 2.24 million euros for 2010.
Chairman Michel Pebereau, seen announcing his retirement next year when he turns 70, was awarded 1.4 million euros, while Deputy CEO Georges Chodron de Courcel earned 1.8 million. (Reporting by Lionel Laurent; Editing by Christian Plumb and Dan Lalor)