Equity Compensation Design and Use Matrix: stock options, restricted stock, espp, rsu and more
by Performensation on Jun 02, 2010
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This is a quick 1-page reference tool showing the 11 most common types of equity (share-based compensation). It shows the companies and individuals most likely to each type as well as the major issues ...
This is a quick 1-page reference tool showing the 11 most common types of equity (share-based compensation). It shows the companies and individuals most likely to each type as well as the major issues for each type (tax, legal, accounting, administration and more)
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Happy you found this useful. Please feel free to reach out if you have any questions.
Dan
dwalter@performensation.com 1 year ago Reply
Thanks for your comments. I update this matrix about once a year. I have much longer reference tools that I have created, but find that this simple one page tool is good as a desktop reference. It often covers when an executive asks 'Why don't we do X ????.
Thanks for your suggestion regarding performance=based plan impact on ownership guidelines. I will try and incorporate it into this piece. If you check my SlideShare Account you will also find a matrix that is totally dedicated to performance-based equity. A link to it can be found here. http://bit.ly/9I8jKq
Best Regards,
Dan 1 year ago Reply
You have managed to get a lot of excellent, well-presented information in a small space. You are to be commended. As a good consultant, you have pointed you have designed this to inform well and lead to more inquiry to the consultant.
I don't know if you could add it in, but recent events have shown a light upon how performance-based plans can work against the goals ownership guidelines.
I noticed that you made numerous high tech references, which shows what going on in your area - there is a dearth of such activity here in the Midwest.
I developed and maintained something similar, but it has grown to 20+ pages (and client MEGO level) where it best use is to extract the information for a single category into a separate form for client digestion. I also have a what could be described as a Consumers Report style matrix that a categorical what they are good, fair, and poor at for each type of plan.
May I assume I can use your form with appropriate attribution?
All the best,
Andy 1 year ago Reply