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Opportunity<br />
Maximum opportunity: 150% of base salary for the Chief Executive<br />
and Finance Director and 125% of base salary for other Directors.<br />
Target opportunity: 60% of maximum.<br />
Bonus payable at threshold: 0% of salary.<br />
In exceptional circumstances, the Committee has the ability to exercise<br />
discretion to override the formulaic bonus outcome within the limits of the<br />
scheme where it believes the outcome is not truly reflective of performance<br />
and to ensure fairness to both shareholders and participants.<br />
Performance measures<br />
The bonus is based 100% on the achievement of<br />
financial performance targets. The primary measure<br />
used to determine bonus outcomes is EVA, although the<br />
Committee may, at its discretion and from time to time,<br />
supplement EVA with additional financial measures that<br />
reflect <strong>Halma</strong>’s strategic priorities for the year, provided<br />
any such additional measure accounts for no more than<br />
30% of the overall bonus opportunity.<br />
Details of the measures, weightings and targets applicable<br />
for the financial year under review are provided in the<br />
Annual Report on Remuneration.<br />
STRATEGIC REPORT GOVERNANCE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS<br />
Maximum opportunity: Up to 200% of salary.<br />
In exceptional circumstances, such as to facilitate the recruitment of an<br />
external candidate, the Committee may, in its absolute discretion, exceed<br />
this maximum annual opportunity, subject to a limit of 250% of salary.<br />
Threshold performance will result in the vesting of 25% of the<br />
maximum award.<br />
Participation limits are in line with those set by HMRC from time to time.<br />
Vesting of performance share awards is subject to continued<br />
employment and the Company’s performance over a<br />
three-year performance period. To the extent performance<br />
conditions are not met, awards will lapse.<br />
The performance measures will be Earnings per Share (EPS)<br />
and Return on Total Invested Capital (ROTIC), and subject to<br />
a minimum weighting of 25% on either of these measures.<br />
Details of the weightings and targets applicable for awards<br />
made in the financial year under review are provided in<br />
the Annual Report on Remuneration.<br />
Not applicable.<br />
Fees are normally reviewed annually in April, but typically only reset triennially.<br />
Increases are effective from 1 April.<br />
The fee paid to the Chairman is determined by the Committee, and fees to<br />
NEDs are determined by the Board. The fees are calculated by reference<br />
to market levels and take account of the time commitment and the<br />
responsibilities of the NEDs.<br />
Additional fees are payable for acting as Senior Independent Director<br />
and for being the chairman of a Board committee, as appropriate.<br />
Fees are paid in cash.<br />
The fees paid to non-executive Directors in respect of the<br />
year under review (and for the following year) are disclosed<br />
in the Annual Remuneration Report.<br />
Performance targets are set to be stretching yet achievable, taking into account the Company’s strategic priorities and the economic environment in which it operates.<br />
Targets are calibrated taking into account a range of reference points, but are based primarily on the Group’s strategic plan.<br />
Remuneration Policy for Other Employees<br />
Our approach to salary reviews is consistent across the Group, with consideration given to the level of responsibility, experience, individual performance, market levels and the<br />
Company’s ability to pay. The Committee considers remuneration surveys to establish market rates, as appropriate, but uses such data carefully so as to avoid an upward ratchet.<br />
Executive Board members and other senior executives participate in an annual bonus scheme on a similar basis as the executive Directors. A number of senior executives also<br />
receive ESP awards. Performance conditions are consistent for all participants, while award sizes vary by organisational level. All UK employees are eligible to participate in the<br />
SIP on the same terms.<br />
Pension and benefits arrangements are tailored to local market conditions, and are determined to be appropriately competitive.<br />
Approach to Recruitment Remuneration<br />
The Committee’s policy is to set pay for new executive Directors and Executive Board members within the existing remuneration policy in order to provide internal consistency.<br />
The Committee aims to ensure that the Company pays no more than is necessary to appoint individuals of an appropriate calibre.<br />
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