KMPs – Key Management Personnel
The challenge of rewarding Key Management Personnel is a significant one for all boards. Egan Associates is a key advisor on KMP remuneration.
Egan Associates act as independent, external consultants to boards and board remuneration committees in regard to key management personnel remuneration, including non-executive director emoluments and executive reward.
We also act as independent, external consultants to CEOs and senior management in relation to a range of challenges, observing at all times the requirements of the Corporations Act in regard to the independence of advisors. They all need to align their total reward structure with their business strategy.
Boards and remuneration committees seek assistance from Egan Associates on a range of KMP issues, including:
- the principles for the design of a remuneration plan integrated into the business strategy
- the market issues relevant to the design of both cash and equity incentive plans
- remuneration report disclosures
- vesting/valuation of equity incentives
- reward and retention strategies aligned to succession, divestment and acquisition initiatives
- guiding reward strategies for an IPO or trade sale
- developing commercial reward programs for government owned corporations/regulated agencies
- CEO and KMP reviews
- executive appointments and unlatching payments
- competitive positioning, including alignment of current practice with stated policy.
Links : Case Studies, News & Publications
Client Case Studies
Case Study : A large infrastructure project
Case Study : CEO Renewal
Latest Media Articles
Remuneration Packages: Are New Rules for Executives Really Necessary?
Knowledge@Australian School of Business
Executive pay reforms “too onerous”
The Australian / Damon Kitney
Executive pay rules to test boards
The Australian Financial Review / Patrick Durkin and Marcus Priest
Proposed pay protest laws to leave boards exposed
The Australian Financial Review / Damon Kitney
Articles
Implementing Legislative Change in a Corporate Environment
Amendments to Corporation Act Passed in Parliament
Reports





