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Directors’ annual remuneration

The following table shows a breakdown of the annual remuneration (excluding equity awards) of directors for the year ended 31 March 2010:
Name Salaries,
directors’ fees
and other
remuneration
2010
£
Total other
benefits
20103
£
Gross
remuneration
20101/2
£
Annual
bonus
cash-component
20104
£
Annual
bonus
deferred-component
20104
£
Total
remuneration
2010
£
Total
remuneration
20095
£
Executive directors            
S Koseff (Chief Executive Officer)            
– cash component 315 159 94 841 410 000 990 000 1 400 000 904 000
– deferred component 1 260 000 1 260 000 756 000
            2 660 000 1 660 000
B Kantor (Managing Director)            
– cash component 369 747 40 253 410 000 990 000 1 400 000 904 000
– deferred component 1 260 000 1 260 000 756 000
            2 660 000 1 660 000
GR Burger (Group Risk and Finance Director)            
– cash component 314 192 7 272 321 464 848 482 1 169 946 958 453
– deferred component 1 090 904 1 090 904 667 081
            2 260 850 1 625 534
A Tapnack            
– cash component 269 000 32 681 301 681 230 000 531 681 562 766
– deferred component 120 000 120 000 265 000
            651 681 827 766
Total in Pounds Sterling             
– cash component 1 268 098 175 047 1 443 145 3 058 482 4 501 627 3 329 219
– deferred component 3 730 904 3 730 904 2 444 081
            8 232 531 5 773 300
Non-executive directors            
HS Herman (Chairman) 360 000 360 000 360 000 360 000
SE Abrahams 223 252 223 252 223 252 202 520
GFO Alford 120 500 120 500 120 500 120 500
CA Carolus 57 040 57 040 57 040 56 372
H Fukuda OBE 53 000 53 000 53 000 53 000
GMT Howe 86 500 86 500 86 500 86 500
IR Kantor 62 000 62 000 62 000 62 000
Sir C Keswick 87 500 87 500 87 500 87 500
MP Malungani 69 161 69 161 69 161 66 487
Sir D Prosser 83 458 83 458 83 458 74 500
PRS Thomas 167 009 167 009 167 009 150 291
F Titi 182 292 182 292 182 292 160 892
Total in Pounds Sterling 1 551 712 1 551 712 1 551 712 1 480 562
           
Total in Pounds Sterling 2 819 810 175 047 2 994 857 3 058 482 3 730 904 9 784 243 7 253 862
1.  Gross remuneration comprises base salary and other benefits (see point 2 and 3 below).
2. Gross remuneration of S Koseff, B Kantor and A Tapnack has on average declined by approximately 2%. The gross remuneration of GR Burger is determined in Rands and converted into Pounds Sterling. In Rand terms GR Burger’s gross remuneration remained at R3 050 000 for the 2010 and 2009 financial years. Gross remuneration increases for other employees across the group have generally been in the range of 0% to 8%. For the 2011 financial year it is proposed that the executive directors will receive salary increases roughly in line with inflation. 
3. The executive directors receive other benefits which may include pension schemes; life, disability and personal accident insurance; and medical cover, on similar terms to other senior executives. 
4. In determining annual bonuses, a number of quantitative and qualitative factors/metrics were considered which included:
 
The group recorded an increase in attributable earnings, dividends per share and total shareholder return
The group reported operating profits in all of its core geographies, benefiting from its recurring income base
The group further improved the quality of its balance sheet, with an increase in both capital and liquidity over the period. Leverage ratios remain low and the group has further reduced reliance on wholesale funding 
The group has made significant progress in increasing its non-lending revenue base and further balancing the revenue generated from its operational risk businesses and its financial risk businesses. Initiatives and developments in this regard include: the substantial increase in funds under management over the period; the group is in the process of establishing a global wealth management division; and the acquisition of Rensburg Sheppards plc 
The group has maintained its capital strength over the past two years without recourse to shareholders, new investors or government assistance. Investec has demonstrated its resilience in the face of the worst financial crisis in decades 
A focused and intimate involvement of the executive directors in ensuring stringent management of risk, liquidity and capital
Investment in the Investec brand continues to deliver shareholder value
Business units have moved onto the front foot and are taking advantage of new opportunities
Continuous engagement with key stakeholders. Over the past two years, in addition to our day-to-day communication with all stakeholders, executive management conducted several roadshows presenting to clients, employees and investors on the financial and operating position of the group in order to give a sense of comfort during this difficult and uncertain period 
The group has maintained its commitment to its sustainability efforts, and received a number of awards in this area.
  Further information on the group’s performance and risk management metrics have been discussed elsewhere in the annual report. Based on comparator analyses provided by the committee’s advisers, Hewitt New Bridge Street, the total remuneration of the executive directors falls within median market levels. 
 
S Koseff and B Kantor are each awarded a total bonus of £2 250 000, comprising £990 000 in cash payable in June 2010 and the balance deferred and payable in two equal installments on 31 January 2011 and 31 January 2012. The deferred component will be equivalent to the value of 133 475 Investec plc shares at the close of business on each of 31 January 2011 and 31 January 2012. For annual report disclosure and reporting purposes the deferred component was determined at the Remuneration Committee meeting held on 1 June 2010 at a price per share of £4.72 
GR Burger has been awarded a total bonus of R24 000 000, comprising R10 500 000 in cash payable in June 2010 and the balance deferred and payable in two equal installments on 31 January 2011 and 31 January 2012. The deferred component will be equivalent to the value of 121 622 Investec Limited shares at the close of business on each of 31 January 2011 and 31 January 2012. For annual report disclosure and reporting purposes the deferred component was determined at the Remuneration Committee meeting held on 1 June 2010 at a price per share of R55.50 
A Tapnack has been awarded a total bonus of £350 000, comprising £230 000 in cash payable in June 2010 and the balance deferred and payable in two equal installments on 31 January 2011 and 31 January 2012. The deferred component will be equivalent to the value of 12 712 Investec plc shares at the close of business on each of 31 January 2011 and 31 January 2012. For annual report disclosure and reporting purposes the deferred component was determined at the Remuneration Committee meeting held on 1 June 2010 at a price per share of £4.72. 
5. A breakdown of the components of the reward packages for the executive directors in the 2009 financial year is as follows:
 
Name Salary
£
Total other
benefits
£
Gross
remuneration
£
Annual
bonus
cash –
component
£
Annual
bonus
deferred –
component
£
Total
remuneration
£
Executive directors          
S Koseff (Chief Executive Officer) 331 007 78 993 410 000 494 000 756 000 1 660 000
B Kantor (Managing Director) 364 566 45 434 410 000 494 000 756 000 1 660 000
GR Burger (Group Risk and Finance Director) 267 240 9 676 276 916 681 537 667 081 1 625 534
A Tapnack 270 833 56 933 327 766 235 000 265 000 827 766
Total Pounds Sterling 1 233 646 191 036 1 424 682 1 904 537 2 444 081 5 773 300
 

Retirement benefits

None of the executive directors belong to a defined benefit pension scheme and all are members of one of our defined contribution schemes. The total contribution to these schemes, payable by the company, included in the total salary of the director or included in benefits paid as set out in the tables above, is as follows: 
 
Name 2010
£
2009
£
Executive directors  
S Koseff (Chief Executive Officer) 70 499 58 055
B Kantor (Managing Director) 29 256 32 302
GR Burger (Group Risk and Finance Director)
A Tapnack 26 900 49 689
Total Pounds Sterling 126 655 140 046
 

Executive directors’ total assumed cost to company

The table below provides an indication of the total cost to the company in relation to executive directors’ remuneration. Total cash payments and benefits reflect the information disclosed in the tables above. The IFRS accounting charge (in terms of IFRS 2) reflects the cost that has been expensed by the company in its income statement in the relevant period in relation to share options and long-term incentive awards that have been granted to the executives. Further details on these equity awards are provided in the tables that follow. 
 
Name Salary,
bonus
and other
benefits
2010
£
Accounting
IFRS charge
in relation
to equity
awards
2010
£
Total
assumed
remuneration
expense
2010
£
Salary,
bonus
and other
benefits
2009
£
Accounting
IFRS charge
in relation
to equity
awards
2009
£
Total
assumed
remuneration
expense
2009
£
Executive directors          
S Koseff (Chief Executive Officer) 2 660 000 784 354 3 444 354 1 660 000 623 666 2 283 666
B Kantor (Managing Director) 2 660 000 776 537 3 436 537 1 660 000 623 838 2 283 838
GR Burger (Group Risk and Finance Director) 2 260 850 802 762 3 063 612 1 625 534 666 258 2 291 792
A Tapnack 651 681 180 783 832 464 827 766 166 483 994 249
Total Pounds Sterling 8 232 531 2 544 436 10 776 967 5 773 300 2 080 245 7 853 545
 

Directors’ shareholdings, options and long-term incentive awards

The company’s register of directors’ interests contains full details of directors’ shareholdings, options and long-term incentive awards. The tables that follow provide information on the directors’ shareholdings, options and long-term incentive awards for the year ended 31 March 2010. 
 

Directors’ shareholdings in Investec plc and Investec Limited shares as at 31 March 2010

  Beneficial and
non-beneficial interest 
% of shares
in issue1
Beneficial and
non-beneficial interest
% of shares
in issue1
Investec plc1 Investec Limited1
Name 1 April
2009
31 March
2010
Investec plc
31 March
2010
1 April
2009
31 March
2010
Investec
Limited
31 March
2010
Executive directors          
S Koseff2 4 986 633 4 839 133 1.1 1 899 330 1 809 330 0.7
B Kantor3 48 525 48 525 5 301 000 4 863 500 1.7
GR Burger4 2 132 135 2 402 135 0.5 1 037 076 1 037 076 0.4
A Tapnack 340 607 203 192 0.1
Total number 7 167 293 7 289 793 1.6 8 578 013 7 913 098 2.9
Non-executive directors          
HS Herman5 1 369 915 1 369 915 0.3 760 470 760 470 0.3
SE Abrahams 30 000 20 000
GFO Alford 3 100 3 100
CA Carolus
H Fukuda OBE 5 000 5 000
GMT Howe
IR Kantor 1 509 545 3 509 545 0.7 2 000 325 325
Sir C Keswick 15 750 15 750 9 250 9 250
MP Malungani6 7 728 890 3 288 890 1.2
Sir D Prosser 10 000 10 000
PRS Thomas 415 855 415 855 0.1 255 955 180 955 0.1
F Titi
Total number 3 359 165 5 349 165 1.1 10 754 890 4 239 890 1.6
         
Total number 10 526 458 12 638 958 2.7 19 332 903 12 152 988 4.5
1.  The number of shares in issue and share prices for Investec plc and Investec Limited over the period is provided in note 32. There has been no change in the above interest between the year end and 9 June 2010 (the last practicable date prior to releasing this report), other than in respect of PRS Thomas who sold 100 000 Investec Limited shares and 50 045 Investec plc shares

In addition to their shareholdings reflected in the table above, some of the directors have an interest in options over Investec Limited shares, the details of which are as follows: 
2. S Koseff: European call options over 146 232 (2009: 155 825) Investec Limited shares at a strike of R51.44 (2009: R48.27) per share and an expiry date of 11 June 2011. The number of shares and strike price are adjusted occasionally in terms of the dividend adjustment provision in the option agreement. 
3. B Kantor:
 
European call options over 457 065 (2009: 500 000) Investec Limited shares at a strike of R56.92 (2009: R52.03) per share and an expiry date of 22 July 2010 
European call options over 477 908 (2009: 500 000) Investec Limited shares at a strike of R50.50 (2009: R48.27) per share and an expiry date of 11 June 2011 
The number of shares and strike price are adjusted for both options occasionally in terms of the dividend adjustment provision in the option agreement. 
4. GR Burger: European call options over 59 403 (2009: 63 300) Investec Limited shares at a strike of R51.44 (2009: R48.27) per share and an expiry date of 11 June 2011. The number of shares and strike price are adjusted occasionally in terms of the dividend adjustment provision in the option agreement. 
5. HS Herman: European call options over 28 974 (2009: 30 875) Investec Limited shares at a strike of R51.44 (2009: R48.27) per share and an expiry date of 11 June 2011. The number of shares and strike price are adjusted occasionally in terms of the dividend adjustment provision in the option agreement. 
6. In November 2003, Investec Limited concluded an empowerment transaction with Tiso Group (Tiso), Peu Group (Proprietary) Limited (Peu), a broad-based Entrepeneurship Development Trust and an Employee Share Trust in terms of which they acquired a 25.1% stake in the issued share capital of Investec Limited. MP Malungani is the Chairman of Peu. During the year a portion of the transaction with Peu was unwound. 

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