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Executive remuneration Update ... SARA Breakfast September 2012 www.pwc.co.za

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Executive remuneration Update ...

SARA Breakfast – September 2012

www.pwc.co.za

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PwC

Agenda

Latest research on CEO Total Package

Latest PwC LTI Survey

Research on the Psychology of Incentives

Latest Executive Directors Report

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PwC

Latest Research on CEO Total Reward

• Research on local companies Total Reward conducted by PwC and Business Leadership SA.

• Gathered information on Guaranteed package, Short Term Incentives and expected at-grant value of annualised Long Term Incentives.

• Similar information was gathered for UK, US and BRIC companies of similar size to our large local companies (market capital of GBP 10B)

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CEO Total Reward in SA, UK, US and BRIC

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0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

LTI Rmil

STI Rmil

Guaranteed Pay Rmil

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CEO Pay Mix

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0%

LTI% of TR

STI% of TR

GP% of TR

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PwC

Latest PwC LTI Survey ...

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PwC

Latest PwC LTI Survey ... Instruments used ...

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0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 25% 30% 35%

Options

Share appreciation rights

Conditional shares

Forfeitable shares

Deferred bonus award

Voluntary acquisition of shares with match

Credit purchase share ownership plan

Other

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Use of performance conditions

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0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 25%

Options - no PCs

Options - with PCS

Share appreciation rights - no PCs

Share appreciation rights - with PCs

Conditional shares - no PCs

Conditional shares - with PCs

Forfeitable shares - no PCs

Forfeitable shares - with PCs

Deferred bonus award - no PCs

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LTI performance vesting conditions ...

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February 2011

Performance conditions Percentage

Earnings per share (EPS) / Headline earnings per

share (HEPS) 32%

Total Shareholder Return (TSR) relative to peers 22%

Strategic/non-financial criteria 15%

Return on Capital Employed (ROCE) 10%

Share price relative to peers 7%

Absolute Total Shareholder Return (TSR) 7%

Cash flow 5%

Revenue/growth 2%

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Vesting periods ...

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0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Year 10

Chief Executive

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Year 10

Top Executive (excluding CEO)

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PwC

PwC Global Study on the Psychology of Incentives

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PwC

PwC Global study on the Psychology of Incentives

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Latest PwC Executive Directors publication ...

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PwC

Latest PwC Executive Directors’ Survey ...

• Fourth edition of our executive directors report released in June 2012

• Report considers:

- Prescribed officers & female representation on boards

- Holistic approach to implementation of long-term incentives

- Trends in remuneration paid to executive directors

• Data focuses on 373 JSE-listed companies and is based on publicly available information as at 30 April 2012

• Analysis by reference to market capitalisation of companies as well as four main industries – financial services, basic resources, industrial and services

• Analysis for AltX also provided

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June 2012

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PwC

Remuneration – where are we?

• Increases in remuneration levels during 2011/12 reporting period – both TGP (median 6-8%) and short-term incentives

• Varies considerably from industry to industry

• For wider based employees – TGP increases over the same period was 6.7% - 7.2%

• Focus will continue to be on variable pay – differentiating between performance awards and retention of critical skills

• STI payments to CEOs of large caps rose significantly

• Bonus capping?

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Remuneration – Pay mix

• What is the typical reward mix?

• For large-cap companies, the best practice reward mix for on-target performance is represented in the graph alongside

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Remuneration – Pay mix

• Actual fixed and variable pay mix – heavily weighted towards variable pay

• Actual variable pay is greater than the on-target variable pay levels

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Variable pay – STI

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Variable pay – LTI

• Practices in large-cap companies

• Full share-type plans remain more common than option-type plans

• Significant increase in deferred bonus plans and stand alone retention plans

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PwC

A governance storm or light drizzle?

Local

• Companies Act

• King III amendments

• Code for Responsible Investing in South Africa (CRISA)

• Business Leadership South Africa (BLSA)

Global

• UK

• Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS)

• Capital Requirements Directive (CRD4)

• Australia

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Profile of an executive director

ACI status

• 16% of executive directors are ACI (up from 10%)

• Compare with 36% for non-executive directors

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Remuneration trends – TGP (large cap)

CEO – basic resources

• Most subdued increase from prior year

• Median level of R8,4 million (+6,1%)

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June 2012

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Remuneration trends – TGP (large cap)

CEO – financial services

• Increase at all levels

• Better 2011 after a tough 2010

• Median level of R5,9 million (+9,6%)

• Noted a change in pay models in the developed economies

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Remuneration trends – TGP (large cap)

CEO – industrial

• Experiencing mixed fortunes

• Increases at all levels but lower than in prior years

• Median level of R16,8 million (+7,3%)

• Largely affected by dual listed companies who remunerate directors in foreign currency

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Remuneration trends – TGP (large cap)

CEO – services

• Very broad industry

• Retail sector experiencing strengthening results

• Median level of R6,18 million (+10,7%)

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Remuneration trends – TGP (AltX)

CEO

• Difficult economic conditions

• Upward trend with some increases exceeding market norms but these are not major shifts

• Median level of R1.53 million (+8,9%)

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In closing.....

• Executive remuneration levels are still cautiously rising

• Regulatory changes and economic conditions continue to raise challenges

• More change is still to come :

- Increased focus on corporate performance dictating remuneration

- Remuneration disclosure is improving but is to be more meaningful

- Shareholder activism is growing

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Questions?

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