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Flutter discloses incoming CEO Dan Taylor pay package, including USD 1.14 million base salary

Flutter discloses incoming CEO Dan Taylor pay package, including USD 1.14 million base salary

BitgetBitget2026/10/01 10:30
  • Flutter filed an amended 8-K to clarify compensation terms for incoming CEO Dan Taylor, effective Oct. 1, 2026.
  • Sets annual base salary at USD 1,140,000; adds a USD 110,000 directorship fee.
  • Targets a 2027 annual incentive of 200% of total salary; maximum 400%.
  • Equity package includes 2027 RSUs valued at 290% of total salary; PSUs valued at 870%, with maximum vesting up to 1,740%.
  • One-time promotional equity totals about USD 8.33 million, split between RSUs and PSUs.


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