7
Dollar
Value
of Performance Shares
Award:
Common Stock Market Price as of closing on Grant
Date:
Total
Target
Number of
Shares:
(50% Total Shareholder
Return / 50%
ROATCE)
Relative Total Shareholder Return
(TSR)
1
Percentile Rank among
Comparator Group
Shares Earned
(% of Target)
75
th
(maximum)
(1.5x target shares)
50th Percentile
(target)
(1x target
shares)
25
th
(threshold)
(0.5x target
shares)
Below
25
th
0
Absolute
Return
on
Average
Tangible
Common
Equity
(ROATCE)
2
ROATCE
Shares Earned
(% of Target)
3-year simple average ROATCE 2023-2025
14.30% or above
(maximum)
(1.5x
target shares)
12.75%
(target)
(1x
target shares)
9.30%
(threshold)
(0.5x
target shares)
Lower than 9.30%
0
Results between threshold, target and maximum
performance
will be interpolated to
determine vesting award
1
TSR will be calculated as [(Closing Price at end of
period * (1 + number of shares purchased assuming
reinvestment
of dividends))/Opening
Price at beginning of
period] – 1
●
Closing
Price and Opening Price are based on the preceding
60 trading days average daily close price to mitigate against
share price
volatility of point-in-time metrics.
o
Opening
price = average price 10/05/2023 – 12/31/2023
o
Closing
price = average price based on the 60-day trading period
ending December 31, 2026
●
TSR
calculations shall assume that dividends are reinvested
on the ex-dividend date (i.e., the date a dividend asset is guaranteed).
Comparator Group -- U.S. Banks (GICS Code 401010)
with
Assets between $25B - $500B – Performance will
be based on the composition of
the group at the beginning of the 3-year Performance Cycle.
If
a company has been acquired as of the end of the performance
period, the
company will be removed from the index. If a company
goes
bankrupt during the performance period, the company
will be included in the
ranking at -100%.
If Popular’s absolute TSR is negative, payout will be limited
to
a maximum of 100% of target.
2
3-year simple average ROATCE for 3 years (2024-2026).
The Committee may adjust the goal or results to
reflect
a core profitability that would
not be unduly
inflated or deflated by certain transactions that
do not reflect the underlying performance of Popular’s ongoing
operations,
including, but not limited to, the impact of significant tax
reform,
sales of non-earning assets, sales of branches or other
businesses, unanticipated
changes in capital actions, certain business acquisition
costs
and revenues, extraordinary events or charitable contributions,
severance costs and
certain litigation and settlement costs, among
others.