TRANSOCEAN LTD. NOTES TO STATUTORY FINANCIAL STATEMENTS - Continued The following tables show the gross payments (i.e. compensation before deduction of employee social insurance <strong>and</strong> pension contributions) that were made to or on behalf of the executive officers of the Company in <strong>2010</strong> <strong>and</strong> 2009 but excluding share-based compensation, which is shown in separate tables below. The bonus <strong>and</strong> the tax equalization payments to the executive officers are presented on a cash basis. For the year <strong>2010</strong> Swiss tax Employer's Additional on global Employer’s social compensation earnings pension security Name Base salary Bonus (a) <strong>and</strong> benefts contributions payments (b) Total (CHF) (CHF) (CHF) (CHF) (CHF) (CHF) (CHF) Steven L. Newman 886,431 - 417,983 201,973 359,297 44,057 1,909,741 Arnaud Bobillier 471,975 - 274,792 218,247 116,657 82,875 1,164,546 Ihab Toma 448,479 - 235,069 79,936 84,644 82,995 931,123 Eric B. Brown 485,656 - 443,367 571,464 292,457 46,808 1,839,752 Ricardo H. Rosa 542,177 - 318,727 268,875 119,195 103,051 1,352,025 John H. Briscoe 278,313 - 10,440 - 62,891 26,245 377,889 Robert L. Long 228,625 - 14,772,100 (c) 232,551 5,956,939 249,009 21,439,224 Cheryl D. Richard 163,338 - 5,486,979 (d) - 2,342,536 667,246 8,660,099 Total 3,504,994 - 21,959,457 1,573,046 9,334,616 1,302,286 37,674,399 (a) Additional compensation includes tax reimbursements, relocation pay, housing allowance, car allowance, vacation payoff, cost of living allowance, other company reimbursed expenses <strong>and</strong> benefits provided to expatriate employees. (b) Employer’s social security payments include costs of health benefits, such as medical <strong>and</strong> dental insurance, <strong>and</strong> unemployment <strong>and</strong> social taxes. (c) Mr. Long’s additional compensation includes CHF 14.5 million paid out from his supplemental savings <strong>and</strong> retirement plans in association with his February 28, <strong>2010</strong> retirement. (d) Ms. Richards additional compensation included CHF 1.3 million attributable to severance payout <strong>and</strong> CHF 3.2 million paid out from her supplemental savings <strong>and</strong> retirement plan in association with her May 31, <strong>2010</strong> retirement. In <strong>2010</strong>, Greg Cauthen, Senior Vice President <strong>and</strong> Chief Financial Officer until August 31, 2009, received consulting fees of CHF 450,168 as per a consulting agreement between <strong>Transocean</strong> Ltd. <strong>and</strong> Mr. Cauthen, after his voluntary termination of employment on August 31, 2009. For the year 2009 Swiss tax Employer's Additional on global Employer’s social compensation earnings pension security Name Base salary Bonus (a) <strong>and</strong> benefts contributions payments (b) Total (CHF) (CHF) (CHF) (CHF) (CHF) (CHF) (CHF) Steven L. Newman 651,438 380,481 538,550 210,790 401,761 39,161 2,222,181 Arnaud Bobillier 471,979 246,510 620,728 131,251 123,721 127,451 1,721,640 Ihab Toma 165,830 - 116,448 14,903 27,661 34,764 359,606 Eric B. Brown 488,579 227,684 437,374 307,511 338,637 30,494 1,830,279 Ricardo H. Rosa 428,787 160,849 886,875 57,177 136,783 278,592 1,949,063 John H. Briscoe 266,004 88,883 24,604 - 61,026 24,598 465,115 Robert L. Long 1,302,876 997,364 383,884 436,011 1,916,051 67,322 5,103,508 Cheryl D. Richard 374,577 182,550 18,149 - 342,310 25,646 943,232 Gregory L. Cauthen 387,244 300,958 388,517 (c) - 241,347 38,686 1,356,752 Robert J. Saltiel 417,658 231,697 32,459 - 170,777 39,667 892,258 Total 4,954,972 2,816,976 3,447,588 1,157,643 3,760,074 706,381 16,843,634 (a) Additional compensation includes tax reimbursements, relocation pay, housing allowance, car allowance, vacation travel allowance, cost of living allowance, other company reimbursed expenses <strong>and</strong> benefits provided to expatriate employees. (b) Employer’s social security payments include costs of health benefits, such as medical <strong>and</strong> dental insurance, <strong>and</strong> unemployment <strong>and</strong> social taxes. (c) Mr. Cauthen’s additional compensation includes consulting fees of CHF 193,622 as per a consulting agreement between <strong>Transocean</strong> Ltd. <strong>and</strong> Mr. Cauthen, after his voluntary termination of employment on August 31, 2009. SR-12
TRANSOCEAN LTD. NOTES TO STATUTORY FINANCIAL STATEMENTS - Continued Share-based compensation granted to the executive officers of the Company during <strong>2010</strong> <strong>and</strong> 2009 is summarized in the tables below. The vesting dates of the respective awards, principally granted under the long-term incentive plan (“LTIP”), are listed in the footnotes to the tables. The numbers of shares awarded under the LTIP <strong>and</strong> their valuation assume 100% vesting, although less than 100% may actually vest. As of December 31, <strong>2010</strong> Name Restricted stock units - <strong>2010</strong> (a) Steven L. Newman - Arnaud Bobillier 9,412 Ihab Toma 9,412 Eric B. Brown 8,013 Ricardo H. Rosa 12,549 John H. Briscoe 10,854 Robert L. Long (e) - Cheryl D. Richard - Total 50,240 Fair value – <strong>2010</strong> Total fair value of Fair value - <strong>2010</strong> <strong>2010</strong> contingent contingent share-based restricted stock deferred units in deferred units Option Fair value – <strong>2010</strong> awards granted in units (b) shares(c) (b) shares - <strong>2010</strong> (d) options (b) <strong>2010</strong> (CHF) (CHF) (CHF) (CHF) - 30,906 2,125,610 63,675 1,952,945 4,078,555 662,441 8,585 687,407 17,688 581,606 1,931,454 662,441 6,868 549,926 14,150 465,272 1,677,639 696,258 8,585 687,407 17,688 581,606 1,965,271 883,232 8,585 687,407 17,688 581,606 2,152,245 839,525 2,862 229,162 5,896 193,869 1,262,556 - - - - - - - 6,868 549,926 6,868 465,272 1,015,198 3,743,897 73,259 5,516,845 143,653 4,822,176 14,082,918 (a) The number of time-vested restricted stock units (RSUs) granted to the executives under the LTIP on February 18 <strong>and</strong>/or November 17, <strong>2010</strong>. (b) The fair value was calculated using the share price on date of grant for Restricted Shares Units, a Monte Carlo simulation model for Contingent Deferred Units (CDUs) <strong>and</strong> option pricing models for Non-Qualified Stock Options grants. (c) The number of CDUs granted to the executives under the LTIP on February 18, <strong>2010</strong> or March 1, <strong>2010</strong>. The <strong>2010</strong> CDUs awards are based upon the achievement of the performance st<strong>and</strong>ard over the three-year period ending on December 31, 2012. The actual number of deferred units received will be determined in the first sixty days of 2013 <strong>and</strong> it is contingent on our performance in Total Shareholder Return relative to a sub-group of our peer group. The above table reflects target number of shares to be received <strong>and</strong> actual shares will be determined based on performance thresholds. (d) The number of options granted to the executives under the LTIP. The options vest in one-third increments over a three-year period on the anniversary of the date of grant. (e) Mr. Long was not granted any restricted stock or deferred units prior to his February 28, <strong>2010</strong> retirement. SR-13
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