Group Financial Statements 2012 - Riverside
Group Financial Statements 2012 - Riverside
Group Financial Statements 2012 - Riverside
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Directors’ and senior staff emoluments – continued<br />
Certain <strong>Group</strong> Directors, including the former <strong>Group</strong> Chief Executive, were required under their contracts of employment<br />
to retire at the age of 60; consequently, the benefits provided to them by The <strong>Riverside</strong> <strong>Group</strong> Pension Scheme were<br />
amended to reflect this commitment, which is not applicable to any other staff. In all other respects, the former <strong>Group</strong><br />
Chief Executive was an ordinary member of the CARE section of the scheme accruing benefits calculated on Career<br />
Average Revalued Earnings. The <strong>Group</strong> does not make any further contribution to an individual pension arrangement<br />
for the <strong>Group</strong> Chief Executive. Contributions were made to The <strong>Riverside</strong> <strong>Group</strong> Pension Scheme at a rate of 17.5% of<br />
pensionable salary in <strong>2012</strong>. This applies to all staff including <strong>Group</strong> Directors. Further details on the Scheme are given in<br />
note 26 to the financial statements.<br />
<strong>2012</strong> 2011<br />
The fees paid to non-executive Directors were: £’000 £’000<br />
Paul Brant 25 23<br />
Philip Han — —<br />
Susan Jee 18 18<br />
Anne-Marie Jones 9 9<br />
Jo Kennefick 9 9<br />
Philip Raw 13 13<br />
Max Steinberg 9 9<br />
John Tarn (Resigned 30 April 2010) — 2<br />
Yashar Turgut 9 9<br />
The <strong>Riverside</strong> <strong>Group</strong> Ltd has adopted early the Accounting Direction for Social Housing in England in relation to the<br />
disclosure of senior staff emoluments.<br />
The number of staff whose remuneration is £60,000 or more (excluding pension contributions) is disclosed below:<br />
<strong>2012</strong> 2011<br />
£60,000 — £65,000 3 3<br />
£65,001 — £70,000 2 4<br />
£70,000 — £75,000 5 3<br />
£75,001 — £80,000 7 9<br />
£80,001 — £85,000 5 5<br />
£85,001 — £90,000 7 6<br />
£90,001 — £95,000 2 2<br />
£95,001 — £100,000 3 1<br />
£120,001 — £125,000 — 1<br />
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