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Key principle/practice CP/RBP Note How did <strong>Alibaba</strong>.com apply them?<br />
REMUNERATION OF DIRECTORS<br />
Remuneration Policy<br />
• Disclosure of information<br />
relating to directors’<br />
remuneration policy<br />
Remuneration Committee<br />
RBP<br />
B.1.6<br />
• Clear authority and duties CP<br />
B.1.3<br />
• A majority of members are<br />
independent non-executive<br />
directors<br />
CP<br />
B.1.1<br />
The emoluments of our directors are determined with reference to a<br />
combination of factors including their skills, knowledge and experience, time<br />
commitment, duties and responsibilities required of them and the prevailing<br />
market conditions. Our executive directors’ compensation includes a large<br />
element of performance-based remuneration by reference to our Company’s<br />
financial and operational results as well as corporate goals, objectives and<br />
values. Details of our directors’ compensation packages are set out in note<br />
10 to our consolidated financial statements on pages 107 to 109 of this<br />
Annual <strong>Report</strong>.<br />
Role and function:<br />
Note: CP denotes a code provision and RBP denotes a recommendated best practice<br />
To review the remuneration policy of our Company, and to make<br />
recommendations to our board on the policy and structure for remuneration<br />
of our directors and senior management and on the establishment of formal<br />
and transparent procedures for developing a policy on such remuneration;<br />
To determine the specific remuneration packages of all executive directors<br />
and senior management, including benefits in kind, pension rights and<br />
compensation payments (including any compensation payable for loss or<br />
termination of their office or appointment);<br />
To make recommendations to our board in regard to the remuneration<br />
of non-executive directors, including director’s fees and any share-based<br />
awards; and<br />
To consider and approve the grant of share-based awards (including share<br />
options, restricted share units and restricted shares) to eligible participants<br />
pursuant to our share option scheme, restricted share unit scheme and share<br />
award scheme.<br />
Our remuneration committee has a total of three members, namely, NIU Gen<br />
Sheng (committee chairman), KWAUK Teh Ming, Walter and TSAI Chung,<br />
Joseph, with a majority of independent non-executive directors.<br />
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<strong>Alibaba</strong>.com Limited Annual <strong>Report</strong> 2010