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Pensionable income consists of the annual base salary (xed annual remuneration)
computed on the basis of the average salary over the last twelve calendar months of
employment. Members of the Board of Management attain a pension level of   aer
ve years of service. e maximum pension level of   is attained aer ten years of
service. Subsequent pension benets increase or decrease to reect changes in the con-
sumer price index in Germany.
. Pension commitments under the previous system in financial year : individual breakdown
Pension commitments
Pension
level on
31 Dec. 2013
%
Maximum
pension level
%
Service cost for pension
obligation, financial year 2013
Present value
 as at
31 Dec. 2013
Dr Frank Appel, Chairman 50 50 823,857 11,083,250
Jürgen Gerdes 25 50 244,254 4,749,766
Total 1,068,111 15,833,016
. Pension commitments under the previous system in the previous year : individual breakdown
Pension commitments
Pension
level on
31 Dec. 2012
%
Maximum
pension level
%
Service cost for pension
obligation, financial year 2012
Present value
 as at
31 Dec. 2012
Dr Frank Appel, Chairman 50 50 614,968 10,447,301
Jürgen Gerdes 1 25 50 213,097 4,598,461
Walter Scheurle (until  April ) 60 60 686,493
Total 1,514,558 15,045,762
1 Should benefits fall due whilst the Board member concerned is actively employed, their amount
will be calculated in accordance with the Pension Regulations of Deutsche Post AG (VersOPost)
at a minimum (based on a salary of ,).
Pension commitments under the new system
Since  March , newly appointed Board of Management members have re-
ceived pension commitments based on a dened contribution plan rather than the
previous commitments, which were based on the nal salary. Under the dened contri-
bution pension plan, the company credits an annual amount of   of the annual base
salary to a virtual pension account for the Board of Management member concerned.
e maximum contribution period is  years. e pension capital accrues interest at an
annual rate equal to the “iBoxx Corporates  + Annual Yield” rate, or at an annual
rate of .  at minimum, and will continue to do so until the pension benets fall due.
e pension benets are paid out in a lump sum in the amount of the value accumulated
in the pension account. e benets fall due when the Board of Management member
reaches the age of  or in the case of invalidity or death whilst being employed. In the
event of benets falling due, the pension beneciary may opt to receive an annuity pay-
ment in lieu of a lump sum payment. If this option is exercised, the capital is converted to
an annuity payment, taking into account the average “iBoxx Corporates  + Annual
Yield” for the past ten full calendar years as well as the individual data of the surviving
dependents and a future pension increase of   per year.
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