Tony Pidgley of Berkeley Group, which builds one in 10 London homes, netted £20m worth of shares this year in a scheme that is expected to run and run
Sir Martin Sorrell eat your heart out. The boss of WPP attracts flak every year when he collects the winnings from his supercharged incentive scheme, but they almost look modest when set against the financial prizes accumulating at Berkeley Group, the company that builds one in 10 new homes in London.
Tony Pidgley, founder and chairman, got £20m worth of shares in April from a long-term scheme created in 2009, yesterday’s annual report revealed; the same scheme is virtually nailed on to pay out similarly next year.
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