CBRE Grants Vikram Kohli $5 Million Performance-Based Retention Equity Award

Reuters02-27
CBRE Grants Vikram Kohli $5 Million Performance-Based Retention Equity Award

CBRE Group Inc. said its board compensation committee granted Vikram Kohli, chief operating officer and CEO of Advisory Services, a one-time equity retention award with a $5.0 million target value. The award is entirely performance-based restricted stock units split evenly between relative total shareholder return and relative earnings per share goals, measured against the S&P 500 companies as of Feb. 25, 2026. Payout can range from 0% to 175% for each half, with no vesting unless CBRE ranks above the 40th percentile; vesting is tied to five-year performance periods ending in 2030/2031 and requires continued employment through the five-year term.

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