By Huge Duncan Economics Correspondent and James Salmon Follow @@JamesSalmon79 Mark Carney’s move from Canada to  London cost the Bank of England nearly £200,000 – making him Britain’s first  £1million Governor. The cost of relocating the former Goldman Sachs banker and his family – including flights, temporary accommodation, and shipping costs – was £102,816. The Bank also forked out £95,846 in tax related to the cost of the move, taking the total to £198,662, according to the central bank’s annual report published yesterday. Superstar: The Bank of England has spent £1 million employing its new governor Mark Carney, according to figures released days after he attacked the City for giving extortionate bonuses to 'superstars'
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48-year-old paid £480,000 plus £250,000 housing allowance and pension
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Bank's annual report reveals £200,000 spent on transporting Canadian
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Brings total spent on Carney to £1m - £500,000 more than Lord King
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Figures emerge after governor blasted rewards for 'superstars' in the City
He beat some of @placeholder's leading executives to the job despite insisting he will only serve five years - rather than eight, to reduce disruption to his children.