Forge Global Accelerates Executive Payouts Ahead of Schwab Merger

Reuters2025-12-30
<a href="https://laohu8.com/S/FRGE">Forge Global</a> Accelerates Executive Payouts Ahead of Schwab Merger

Forge Global Holdings Inc. has approved the accelerated payment and settlement of certain earned incentive amounts for its Chief Executive Officer, Kelly Rodriques, and Chief Financial Officer, James Nevin. These incentive amounts, which would typically be paid in the 2026 fiscal year, will now be paid in December 2025 in connection with the company's pending merger with The Charles Schwab Corporation. As part of this arrangement, both executives have agreed to repay the after-tax portion of the accelerated payments if they leave the company before the original vesting dates or if the company determines that the payments were higher than warranted based on actual performance.

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