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Thursday 04 June 2009 8:00 pm  |  Updated:  Friday 31 May 2019 12:58 pm

Detail on LSE chief’s pay plan

By: admindrupal

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Morning Wire yesterday reported that the London Stock Exchange’s (LSE) new chief executive Xavier Rolet could earn £5.2m in his first year in the role.
The LSE has subsequently pointed out that Rolet could earn up to £2.3m this year through his base salary, benefits and bonus, if targets are exceeded.
Should he choose to participate fully, he could earn an additional £2.9m through shares invested in in a Long Term Investment Plan (LTIP), which will not vest for three years and are subject to performance targets.

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