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Base salaryShort-term variablecompensation (1)Pension benefitsOther benefits (2)Estimated value of sharebasedawards granted underthe LTI Plan in <strong>2012</strong> (3)<strong>2012</strong>SubtotalEstimated value of sharebasedawards granted underthe one-time AIEP in <strong>2012</strong> (3)Name(CHF) (CHF) (CHF) (CHF) (CHF) (CHF) (CHF) (CHF)Joe Hogan 2,010,011 3,316,500 284,870 431,284 4,115,136 10,157,801 – 10,157,801Michel Demaré 1,200,007 1,320,000 271,450 377,968 – 3,169,425 – 3,169,425Gary Steel 805,002 885,500 286,938 172,054 851,003 3,000,497 896,656 3,897,153Ulrich Spiesshofer 865,673 962,500 235,680 164,948 1,363,655 3,592,456 974,623 4,567,079Diane de Saint Victor 791,993 880,000 273,583 138,762 899,193 2,983,531 891,085 3,874,616Bernhard Jucker 950,004 1,045,000 280,372 179,220 1,067,784 3,522,380 1,058,174 4,580,554Veli-Matti Reinikkala 770,006 847,000 263,892 145,236 865,483 2,891,617 857,673 3,749,290Brice Koch 816,669 913,000 234,425 212,479 1,099,345 3,275,918 924,511 4,200,429Tarak Mehta 718,837 803,000 222,181 369,734 820,512 2,934,264 813,119 3,747,383Frank Duggan (4) 641,963 697,279 313,377 405,734 820,512 2,878,865 835,403 3,714,268Greg Scheu (joined onMay 1, <strong>2012</strong>) 450,002 495,000 161,816 42,727 713,574 1,863,119 751,851 2,614,970Prith Banerjee (joined<strong>ABB</strong> on May 7, <strong>2012</strong>) 456,523 500,914 137,742 401,148 740,017 2,236,344 389,860 2,626,204Total ExecutiveCommittee membersas of Dec. 31, <strong>2012</strong> 10,476,690 12,665,693 2,966,326 3,041,294 13,356,214 42,506,217 8,392,955 50,899,172<strong>2012</strong>TotalPeter Leupp(retired from the EC onMarch 1, <strong>2012</strong>) (5) 496,694 291,960 167,900 206,794 – 1,163,348 – 1,163,348Total former ExecutiveCommittee membersas of Dec. 31, <strong>2012</strong> 496,694 291,960 167,900 206,794 – 1,163,348 – 1,163,348Total 10,973,384 12,957,653 3,134,226 3,248,088 13,356,214 43,669,565 8,392,955 52,062,520The table above shows accruals related to the short-term variable compensation for the year <strong>2012</strong> for all Executive Committee members, except for Peter Leupp, who received in July<strong>2012</strong> a pro-rata short-term variable compensation payment covering the period of his service as an EC member. For all other Executive Committee members, the short-term variable compensationwill be paid in 2013, after the publication of the financial results. In March <strong>2012</strong>, the current and former Executive Committee members received the 2011 short-term variablecompensation payments totaling CHF 12,102,149. Short-term variable compensation is linked to the objectives defined in the <strong>ABB</strong> <strong>Group</strong>’s scorecard. Upon full achievement of theseobjectives, the short-term variable compensation of the CEO corresponds to 150 percent of his base salary, while for all other Executive Committee members it represents 100 percentof their respective base salary. The Board has the discretion to approve a payout that is up to 50 percent higher (representing up to 225 percent of the base salary for the CEO and150 percent of the base salary for other members of the Executive Committee), if the objectives are exceeded. For <strong>2012</strong>, the Board exercised its discretion and awarded a 10 percenthigher payout, reflecting the Company’s performance against the objectives.Other benefits comprise payments related to social security, health insurance, children’s education, transportation, tax advice and certain other items.The estimated value of the share-based awards is subject to performance and other parameters (e. g. earnings per share) and may therefore vary in value from the above numbersat the date of vesting, January 3, 2014 (AIEP) and May 31, 2015 (LTI Plan). The above amounts have been calculated using the market value of the <strong>ABB</strong> share on the day of grant and,in the case of the AIEP and the performance component of the LTI Plan, the Monte Carlo simulation model.Frank Duggan received 20 percent of his base salary in AED and 80 percent in EUR at a fixed AED/EUR exchange rate for the period January to December <strong>2012</strong>. All AED payments wereconverted into Swiss francs at a rate of 0.2491288 per AED.The above compensation figures for Peter Leupp include contractual payments for the period March 1, <strong>2012</strong> to July 31, <strong>2012</strong>, but exclude payments to him, after his retirement fromthe Executive Committee, in his capacity as director of <strong>ABB</strong> in China and of <strong>ABB</strong> Limited, India.(1)(2)(3)(4)(5)38 Remuneration report | <strong>ABB</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Report</strong> <strong>2012</strong>

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