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Annual Report 2010 - SBM Offshore

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<strong>Report</strong> of Board of Management<br />

Actual Remuneration of the Members of<br />

the Management Board in <strong>2010</strong><br />

This section provides an overview of the actual remuneration<br />

of the Managing Directors, Mr. A. Mace, CEO,<br />

Earnings of Managing Directors in <strong>2010</strong><br />

In thousands of € Base salary<br />

and Mr. M. Miles, CFO, received during the year<br />

under review, with an indication of threshold, at-target<br />

and maximum earnings possibility for both the STI<br />

and the LTI.<br />

Short-Term<br />

Incentive Cash (1)<br />

Short-Term<br />

Incentive Shares (2)<br />

A.J. Mace 490 285 71<br />

M.A.S. Miles 396 230 58<br />

(1) This amount represents 80% of the Short Term Incentive earned in<br />

respect of performance year 2009, which was paid in cash in <strong>2010</strong>.<br />

The amount of the bonus is computed in US Dollars (the Company's<br />

functional currency) and then converted for payment in Euros at the<br />

average exchange rate on the five trading days following the date of<br />

publication of the final results for the year 2009.<br />

The Short-Term Incentive relating to the performance<br />

year <strong>2010</strong> is based upon the Economic Profit (EP)<br />

of the year <strong>2010</strong>, i.e. Return On Average Capital<br />

Employed (ROACE) exceeding an assumed Weighted<br />

Awards made under Long-Term Incentive to Managing Directors in <strong>2010</strong><br />

(2) This amount represents 20% of the Short Term Incentive earned in respect of performance<br />

year 2009, which became payable in shares in <strong>2010</strong>. The number of shares was<br />

calculated by using the average closing price of the share on the five trading days following<br />

the date of publication of the final results for the year 2009. An equal number of<br />

matching shares will vest after the three-year period ending 31 December 2012.<br />

Average Cost of Capital (WACC). Because of the sensitive<br />

nature of the short term incentive targets, it is<br />

Company policy not to disclose these.<br />

Target number of performance<br />

shares conditionally<br />

awarded in <strong>2010</strong> (3)<br />

Minimum vesting<br />

opportunity (number of<br />

performance shares)<br />

Maximum vesting<br />

opportunity (number of<br />

performance shares)<br />

A.J. Mace 35,709 0 53,564<br />

M.A.S. Miles 28,822 0 43,233<br />

(3) The number of performance shares that vest for the<br />

perfor mance period <strong>2010</strong>-2011-2012 will be determined in<br />

March 2013, upon finalisation of the financial accounts for<br />

the year 2012. Following the vesting of the performance shares,<br />

a lock-up of two years applies to the performance shares<br />

The value of the conditional award of performance<br />

shares in <strong>2010</strong> equals 100% of base salary in the year<br />

preceding the award, i.e. 2009. This value, divided by<br />

the average closing price of the share over the five<br />

trading days following the date of publication of the<br />

final results for the previous financial year, determines<br />

the number of performance shares that may vest if<br />

40 <strong>SBM</strong> <strong>Offshore</strong> – <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Report</strong> <strong>2010</strong><br />

‘at-target’ performance is achieved. Threshold performance<br />

will result in the vesting of 50% of the target<br />

number of conditionally awarded performance shares<br />

whilst the maximum number of performance shares<br />

that may vest is capped at 150% of the target number<br />

of shares (in numbers not value).

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