Did you know that 71% of companies pay their Boards of Directors in the form of shares (in combination with cash)? Did you know that 89% of the SMI companies include ESG KPIs in their short-term incentive plans for executives, but only 35% include them in their long-term incentive plans? Does your executive compensation align with market practice and remain competitive? Are you up to date on the market standards when it comes to executive compensation levels? If you’re interested in questions like these, you might like to check out the Executive Compensation Design and Levels reports.
Our reports present key information on the executive compensation design and levels. To order either one or both reports, please click below. The cost of the reports are CHF 3,800.- + VAT for the Executive Compensation Design report and CHF 8,000.- + VAT for the Executive Compensation Levels report.
If you’re interested in questions like these, you might like to check out the Executive Compensation Design and Levels reports. These reports contain exhaustive information on the design of the compensation programmes and levels applicable to the Board of Directors and Executive Committees in Swiss listed companies.
Our Executive Compensation Design report is based on the published information on the compensation programmes applicable to the Boards of Directors and Executive Committees of the top 100 listed companies in Switzerland. The information is structured as follows:
The report also includes individual company profiles and line-by-line data in EXCEL format. It is a uniquely detailed and comprehensive work of reference for anyone with an interest in the compensation of Swiss managers and non-executive directors.
Companies that purchase the report are invited to:
This report is based on a survey (information collected from the participating companies) and includes data on the compensation levels for functions of the Executive Committee and other functions reporting to the Chief Executive Officer that are based in Switzerland. In order to ensure the highest level of relevance, the data is presented in four cuts for each function:
We were able to increase the number of companies included in our data base to 62 companies (previous year: 48 companies). Especially, an increasing number of companies outside the SMI and SMIM participated for the first time in our survey, which increases the robustness of the data in the cuts “all companies” and “SPI companies (non-SMI and non-SMIM)”.