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RNS Number : 0225Z Future PLC 12 September 2022
Date: 12 September 2022
Future plc
(the "Company")
Director/PDMR holding
Following our recent consultation with shareholders regarding remuneration, an
adjustment has been made to Penny Ladkin-Brand's 2019 Performance Share Plan
(PSP) as detailed below.
When Penny stepped down as Chief Financial Officer (CFO) in 2020 to become
Chief Strategy Officer (CSO), she became part-time, with a time commitment of
three days per week rather than the five days per week she had worked as CFO.
Accordingly, it was agreed at the time of her stepping down from the Board
that her 2019 PSP award would be reduced pro-rata to reflect her reduced
working hours over the remainder of the performance period for this award.
When Penny stepped down, her award was adjusted as follows:
Role % FTE worked From To % of performance period in role Applied to original award
(A)
(B)
(41,337 x A x B)
CFO 100% 25 November 2019 31 May 2020 17.25% 7,130
CSO 60% 1 June 2020 25 November 2022 82.75% 20,524
Reduced award = 27,654
When Penny was re-appointed as CFO in November 2021, she stepped back into a
full-time role. To reflect this increased time commitment, and in the
interests of adhering to the same principles the Remuneration Committee has
agreed to partially reinstate some of the 2019 PSP awards. The calculation for
the readjustment is as follows:
Role % FTE worked From To % of performance period in role Applied to original award
(A)
(B)
(41,337 x A x B)
CFO 100% 25 November 2019 1 June 2020 17.25% 7,130
CSO 60% 1 June 2020 31 October 2021 47.25% 11,719
CFO 100% 1 November 2021 25 November 2022 35.50% 14,675
Revised award = 33,524
(+5,870 shares)
To the extent this adjusted award vests, it will then be subject to a
mandatory two-year holding period.
The Remuneration Committee believes this adjustment is fair and equitable for
both Penny and the Company's shareholders. The Committee views it as a strong
signal that the Company will support employees who wish to return to full-time
work and is a true application of our Diversity and Inclusion policy. The
Remuneration Committee has sought the views of shareholders regarding this
adjustment as part of the recent wider consultation on remuneration policy. An
overwhelming majority of investors are supportive of the change being made.
Enquiries:
Future plc Tel: +44 (0)1225 442244
Zillah Byng-Thorne, Chief Executive Officer
Penny Ladkin-Brand, Chief Financial Officer
Marion Le Bot, Head of Investor Relations
Headland Consultancy (Financial PR) Tel: +44 (0)20 3805 4822
Stephen Malthouse
Rob Walker
Charlie Twigg
future@headlandconsultancy.com
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