As of December 31, 2009 Name TRANSOCEAN LTD. NOTES TO STATUTORY FINANCIAL STATEMENTS - Continued Contingent deferred units in shares - 2009 (a) Steven L. Newman 27,149 Arnaud Bobillier 14,808 Ihab Toma (d) 4,233 Eric B. Brown 14,808 Ricardo H. Rosa 11,847 John H. Briscoe 4,936 Robert L. Long 75,029 Cheryl D. Richard 11,847 Gregory L. Cauthen (e) 3,754 Robert J. Saltiel (f) - Total 168,411 Fair value - 2009 Total fair value of contingent Option Fair value - 2009 share-based awards deferred units (b) shares - 2009 (c) options (b) granted in 2009 (CHF) (CHF) (CHF) 2,239,623 56,000 1,583,255 3,822,878 1,221,568 30,545 863,581 2,085,149 333,249 7,277 226,280 559,529 1,221,568 30,545 863,581 2,085,149 977,304 24,436 690,864 1,668,168 407,189 10,182 287,869 695,058 6,189,424 154,763 4,375,523 10,564,947 977,304 24,436 690,864 1,668,168 309,682 - - 309,682 - - - - 13,876,911 338,184 9,581,817 23,458,728 (a) The number of contingent deferred units granted to the executives under the LTIP on February 12 <strong>and</strong> August 17, 2009. The February 12, 2009 contingent deferred units award is based upon the achievement of the performance st<strong>and</strong>ard over the three-year period ending on December 31, 2011. The actual number of deferred units received will be determined in the first sixty days of 2012 <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. The August 17 contingent deferred units were granted to Mr. Toma (see (d) for further details). (b) The fair value was calculated using share price on date of grant for restricted shares or deferred units <strong>and</strong> option pricing models for option grants. (c) The number of options granted to the executives under the LTIP on February 12 <strong>and</strong> August 17, 2009. The options vest in one-third increments over a three-year period on the anniversary of the date of grant. The August 17 options were granted to Mr. Toma (see (d) for further details). (d) The contingent deferred unit award <strong>and</strong> options were granted to Mr. Toma at time of employment with <strong>Transocean</strong> on August 17, 2009. (e) 19,745 shares were granted to Mr. Cauthen on February 12, 2009. 15,991 shares were forfeited according to the terms of the award document. (f) 14,808 shares were granted to Mr. Saltiel in 2009. He left the company voluntarily prior to vesting of any shares <strong>and</strong> the shares were forfeited at the time of termination of employment. SR-14
TRANSOCEAN LTD. NOTES TO STATUTORY FINANCIAL STATEMENTS - Continued Note 9—Share Ownership – Board of Directors <strong>and</strong> Executive Management As of December 31, <strong>2010</strong> <strong>and</strong> 2009, the members of the Board of Directors held the following numbers of shares: <strong>2010</strong> 2009 Vested <strong>and</strong> Vested <strong>and</strong> unvested unvested deferred units deferred units <strong>and</strong> restricted Options <strong>and</strong> <strong>and</strong> restricted Options <strong>and</strong> Name shares (a) SARs shares (a) S ARs Robert E. Rose 14,550 17,828 11,085 17,828 W. Richard Anderson 10,876 6,368 7,173 6,368 Thomas W. Cason 19,008 28,855 14,035 30,125 Richard L. George 17,164 11,460 13,461 11,460 Victor E. Grijalva 52,131 5,635 48,428 5,635 Martin B. McNamara 33,155 16,905 28,505 20,661 Edward R. Muller 15,522 13,370 11,819 16,757 Robert M. Sprague 15,151 - 11,448 - Ian C. Strachan 18,951 11,270 15,248 11,270 J. Michael Talbert 15,937 - 12,234 - Steven L. Newman (appointed May 14, <strong>2010</strong>) 79,142 181,899 68,727 118,224 Robert L. Long (retired February 28, <strong>2010</strong>) (b) - - 264,624 328,498 John L. Whitmire (resigned June 30, <strong>2010</strong>) (b) - - 13,197 19,937 Total 291,587 293,590 519,984 586,763 (a) Includes privately held shares, U.S. retirement savings plan shares, <strong>and</strong> shares subject to deferred compensation. (b) Mr. Long <strong>and</strong> Mr. Whitmire are no longer directors of the Company as of December 31, <strong>2010</strong> <strong>and</strong> therefore we do not disclose the number of shares they may own. As of December 31, <strong>2010</strong> <strong>and</strong> 2009, the executives officers of the Company held the following number of shares <strong>and</strong> the conditional rights to receive shares under the LTIP plan: As of December 31, <strong>2010</strong> Number of granted shares vesting in 2011 (b) SR-15 Number of granted shares vesting in 2012 (b) Number of granted shares vesting in 2013 (b) Total Name Total number of shares held (a) Steven L. Newman 19,374 28,862 30,906 - 79,142 Arnaud Bobillier 22,746 17,945 11,722 3,138 55,551 Ihab Toma 986 4,548 11,416 3,138 20,088 Eric B. Brown 8,815 18,916 11,256 2,671 41,658 Ricardo H. Rosa 12,216 16,030 12,768 4,183 45,197 John H. Briscoe 2,764 8,553 6,480 3,619 21,416 Robert L. Long (c) - 75,029 - - 75,029 Cheryl D. Richard (c) - 5,327 670 - 5,997 Total 66,901 175,210 85,218 16,749 344,078 (a) Shares held include privately held shares, U.S. retirement savings plan shares <strong>and</strong> employee stock purchase plan shares. (b) The number of shares includes the vesting of time-based restricted share units (RSUs) <strong>and</strong> performance based contingent deferred units (CDUs). These totals include 148,577 <strong>and</strong> 66,391 in 2011 <strong>and</strong> 2012 for shares vesting from 2009 <strong>and</strong> <strong>2010</strong> CDUs, respectively. In 2013 all shares to vest are annual traunches of time-based awards. (c) Mr. Long <strong>and</strong> Ms. Richards are no longer employees of the Company as of December 31, <strong>2010</strong> <strong>and</strong> therefore we do not disclose the number of shares they may own.
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