Morgan Stanley spent $2,094,387 on C.F.O. Colm ­Kelleher’s  London assignment in 2007, including an ­unspecified sum on “reimbursement for educational costs in the U.K.”

Lehman Brothers paid $13,863 to cover the December  2006 tuition for the dependents of C.F.O.Ian Lowitt in London.

Aluminum company Novelis agreed in 2004 to pay the private-school tuition for the kids of Martha Finn Brooks, president and C.O.O., from grades one through 12: a perk that cost $48,741 last year.

Former Thomson Financial president and C.E.O. Sharon Rowlands got $166,158 in 2006 for her kids’ tuition, including $79,008 for the tax gross-up.

Last year, Elizabeth Arden Inc. spent $59,150 on secondary-school bills for the children of Jacobus A.J. Steffens, the Switzerland-based international ­division’s general manager.

Atari spent $51,982 on education bills and tax gross-up for the kids of its former chief technology officer Jean-Marcel Nicolaï.

Software services firm DST Systems spent $99,318 last year on tuition at the American School in London for
the three children of international C.E.O. Thomas Abraham.