Note 12Share ownership of <strong>ABB</strong> byBoard members and membersof the Executive Committee,continuedTotal number of shares held (1)Number ofoptions heldunder the MIP (2)Number of unvestedoptions heldunder the MIP (2)Maximum number of conditionallygranted sharesunder the 2009 launch ofthe LTI Plan (3)Unvested at December 31, 2011Number of matching sharesdeliverable under the 2009co-investment portion ofthe LTI Plan (3)Retention sharesdeliv erable under the 2010re tention com ponent ofthe LTI Plan (3)Retention sharesdeliv erable under the 2011re tention com ponent ofthe LTI Plan (3)Number of sharesgranted in respect of sign-onbonus (3)Name(vesting <strong>2012</strong>) (vesting <strong>2012</strong>) (vesting <strong>2012</strong>) (vesting 2013) (vesting 2014) (vesting 2013)Joe Hogan 223,546 – – 268,362 45,000 87,841 99,371 189,682Michel Demaré (4) 373,935 – – 127,119 34,054 41,609 40,450 –Gary Steel 206,902 – – 67,974 16,919 23,140 23,517 –Ulrich Spiesshofer 152,889 – – 64,443 16,147 23,440 31,104 –Diane de Saint Victor 167,186 – – 64,443 16,262 21,938 26,359 –Bernhard Jucker 120,485 – – 81,215 18,590 27,647 27,753 –Peter Leupp 125,113 – – 67,974 13,917 23,140 – –Veli-Matti Reinikkala 106,522 – – 63,320 16,174 20,065 18,517 –Brice Koch 30,424 – – 42,408 – 21,036 27,388 –Tarak Mehta 11,868 190,850 – 37,467 5,576 12,714 24,211 –Frank Duggan 15,130 419,430 212,500 – – 14,309 21,326 –Total Executive Committeemembers asof December 31, 2011 1,534,000 610,280 212,500 884,725 182,639 316,879 339,996 189,682Includes shares deposited as match for the co-investment portion of the 2009 LTI Plan. These shares may be sold/transferred but then the corresponding number of co-investment shareswould be forfeited.Options may be sold or exercised/converted into shares at the ratio of 5 options for 1 share.The LTI Plan foresees to deliver 30 percent of the value of the vested retention shares in cash, but participants have the possibility to elect to receive 100 percent of the vested award inshares.Total number of shares held includes 4,500 shares held jointly with spouse.1)(2)(3)(4)Furthermore, at December 31, <strong>2012</strong>, the following members of the Executive Committee held conditionally granted<strong>ABB</strong> shares under the performance component of the LTIP 2010, 2011 and <strong>2012</strong>, which at the time of vesting will besettled in cash.NameMaximum number of conditionallygranted shares under theperformance component of the2010 launch of LTI PlanMaximum number of conditionallygranted shares under theperformance component of the2011 launch of LTI PlanReference number of sharesunder the performance componentof the <strong>2012</strong> launch of LTI Plan(vesting 2013) (vesting 2014) (vesting 2015)Joe Hogan 58,854 60,526 123,541Michel Demaré 27,740 26,967 –Gary Steel 14,952 15,196 20,781Ulrich Spiesshofer 15,146 15,460 22,588Diane de Saint Victor 14,175 14,194 20,652Bernhard Jucker 17,865 17,933 24,524Veli-Matti Reinikkala 12,965 11,965 19,878Brice Koch 13,593 14,158 21,426Tarak Mehta 8,392 12,516 18,845Frank Duggan 9,444 13,780 18,845Greg Scheu(joined on May 1, <strong>2012</strong>) – – 17,425Prith Banerjee(joined <strong>ABB</strong> on May 7, <strong>2012</strong>) – – 18,071Total Executive Committeemembers as of Dec. 31, <strong>2012</strong> 193,126 202,695 326,576148 Financial review | <strong>ABB</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Report</strong> <strong>2012</strong>
Note 12Share ownership of <strong>ABB</strong> byBoard members and membersof the Executive Committee,continuedAs of December 31, 2011, the following members of the Executive Committee held conditionally granted <strong>ABB</strong> sharesunder the performance component of the LTI Plan 2010, 2011 and warrant appreciation rights (WARs):NameMaximum number of conditionallygranted shares under theperformance component of the2010 launch of LTI PlanMaximum number of conditionallygranted shares under theperformance component of the2011 launch of LTI PlanNumber of fully vestedWARs held under the MIP(vesting 2013) (vesting 2014)Joe Hogan 58,854 60,526 –Michel Demaré 27,740 26,967 –Gary Steel 14,952 15,196 –Ulrich Spiesshofer 15,146 15,460 –Diane de Saint Victor 14,175 14,194 –Bernhard Jucker 17,865 17,933 –Peter Leupp 14,952 – 375,000Veli-Matti Reinikkala 12,965 11,965 –Brice Koch 13,593 14,158 –Tarak Mehta 8,392 12,516 –Frank Duggan 9,444 13,780 375,000Total Executive Committeemembers as of Dec. 31, 2011 208,078 202,695 750,000The members of the Board of directors and Executive Committee owned less than 1 percent of the Company’s totalshares outstanding at December 31, <strong>2012</strong> and 2011.Other than as disclosed, at December 31, <strong>2012</strong>, no party related to any member of the Board of directors or ExecutiveCommittee held any shares of <strong>ABB</strong> or options in <strong>ABB</strong> shares.Note 13Risk assessmentOnce a year, the Company’s Board of directors performs a risk assessment in accordance with the group’s riskmanagement process and discusses appropriate actions if necessary.<strong>ABB</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Report</strong> <strong>2012</strong> | Financial review 149
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