June 20, 2024

TSX60 Key Executive Compensation Observations

Modest CEO salary increases, notably larger long-term incentive (LTI) awards, the majority of companies paying executives bonuses above target, and a continued trend towards greater emphasis on performance share units (PSUs). Find out more by downloading Laulima's complimentary report on TSX60 Executive Compensation Key Findings.

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TSX60 Key Executive Compensation Observations

Modest CEO salary increases, notably larger long-term incentive (LTI) awards, the majority of companies paying executives bonuses above target, and a continued trend towards greater emphasis on performance share units (PSUs). Find out more by downloading Laulima's complimentary report on TSX60 Executive Compensation Key Findings.

TSX60 Key Executive Compensation Observations - A Deeper Dive Into Long Term Incentive Plans

LTI is the largest component of executive pay, with increasingly more emphasis on the use of Performance Share Units. The most prevalent combination of performance metrics is comprised of Relative TSR and absolute financial performance. Stock options continue to decline in prevalence, with companies recently eliminating or reducing the weighting on stock options. RSUs continue to make up 20-25% of total LTI. Download Laulima's complimentary report on TSX60 Long-Term Incentive Plans to learn more.

Navigating M&A - Part 1 - Aligning People, Pay & Performance

A series exploring HR & Compensation in M&A. A well-planned HR and compensation strategy early in the process is crucial for a smooth transition, talent retention and engagement, business continuity and synergy realization. This first article outlines the HR workstreams, helping companies navigate critical decisions and align their people strategies for long-term success during each stage of a transaction.