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Key features of policy Annual report on remuneration
for 2015/16
Base salary Targeted broadly at mid-market against
FTSE 11-40 for UK Executive Directors
and general industry and energy services
companies with similar revenue for US
Executive Directors
Salary increases of 0–7% for 2015
Salary increases of 2–2.5% for 2016
Hired Nicola Shaw as new Executive
Director, UK on an annual base salary
of £450,000
Appointed John Pettigrew as CEO
on an annual base salary of £825,000
Annual Performance
Plan (APP)
Maximum opportunity is 125% of salary
50% paid in cash, 50% paid in shares,
which must be retained until later of
two years and meeting shareholding
requirement
Subject to both clawback and malus
70% based on financial metrics
(35% EPS, 35% RoE), 30% based
on individual objectives
Group RoE for CEO and Finance Director;
UK RoE for Executive Director, UK;
US RoE for Executive Director, US
Individual objectives cover: safety and
compliance; Group and financial strategy;
business growth; operational excellence;
customer experience; employee
engagement; capability development;
and stakeholder relations
Long Term
Performance Plan
(LTPP)
Maximum award level is 350% of
salary for CEO and 300% for other
Executive Directors
Vesting subject to long-term performance
conditions. Shares must be retained
until later of two years from vesting and
meeting shareholding requirement
Subject to both clawback and malus
50% value growth, 50% RoE
Group RoE for CEO and Finance Director;
even split of Group and UK RoE for
Executive Director, UK; even split of Group
and US RoE for Executive Director, US
Three-year performance period
Pension and
other benefits
External appointees participate in
Defined Contribution (DC) plan or cash
in lieu of pension; internal appointees
retain current benefits, subject to capping
of pensionable pay increases for Defined
Benefit (DB) plans
Pensionable pay is salary only in UK
and salary and APP in US in alignment
with the market
Other benefits as appropriate
UK DB (Steve Holliday, John Pettigrew):
maximum of two-thirds final capped
pensionable pay or (Steve Holliday)
one thirtieth accrual
UK cash allowance (Andrew Bonfield):
30% of salary
US DC (Dean Seavers): 9% of
pensionable pay with additional match
of up to 4%
Other benefits include private medical
insurance, life assurance, and, for
UK Executive Directors, either a fully
expensed car or a cash alternative to a
car and the use of a driver when required
Share ownership
guidelines
500% of salary for CEO
400% of salary for other
Executive Directors
Steve Holliday and Andrew Bonfield
have both met their shareholding
requirements
John Pettigrew and Dean Seavers were
appointed to the Board relatively recently,
and therefore have not yet met their
shareholding requirements
At a glance continued
70 National Grid Annual Report and Accounts 2015/16 Corporate Governance
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