BBVA 提出新的高管薪酬政策，增加长期激励和补偿

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This 6-K filing provides the full details of BBVA's 2025 director remuneration and, more importantly, outlines a new remuneration policy for 2026-2029 that will be put to a shareholder vote at the upcoming Annual General Meeting. The proposed policy includes significant increases in total target compensation for the Chair (10%) and CEO (17%), which could draw investor scrutiny despite the company's strong performance and justification based on peer group comparisons. Positively, the new policy enhances alignment with long-term shareholder interests by increasing the proportion of long-term and share-based incentives within the variable remuneration structure. Additionally, the introduction of a new liquidity threshold for variable remuneration accrual is a favorable development for risk management. Investors will be watching the shareholder vote on this new policy, as it reflects the company's approach to executive compensation and corporate governance.

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• 2025 行政人员薪酬详细

  报告中列出了 2025 年董事长和 CEO 的固定和变动报酬，包括短期激励 (STI) 金额为 2.63 亿欧元的董事长和 1.97 亿欧元的 CEO，反映了年度目标的 115% 完成。

• 新提出的2026-2029年薪酬政策

  即将提交股东审议的新薪酬政策将在即将召开的年度股东大会上呈上，旨在更新未来四年的高管补偿。

• 高管报酬增加

  新政策建议董事长的总目标补偿增加10%，首席执行官的总目标补偿增加17%，理由是市场竞争力和公司业绩强劲。

• 增强型长期和股权激励

  The new policy shifts the Annual Variable Remuneration (AVR) to a 50% Short-Term Incentive / 50% Long-Term Incentive split (from 64%/36%) and increases the share-based component to 62.5% of AVR, strengthening alignment with long-term shareholder value.

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This 6-K filing provides the full details of BBVA's 2025 director remuneration and, more importantly, outlines a new remuneration policy for 2026-2029 that will be put to a shareholder vote at the upcoming Annual General Meeting. The proposed policy includes significant increases in total target compensation for the Chair (10%) and CEO (17%), which could draw investor scrutiny despite the company's strong performance and justification based on peer group comparisons. Positively, the new policy enhances alignment with long-term shareholder interests by increasing the proportion of long-term and share-based incentives within the variable remuneration structure. Additionally, the introduction of a new liquidity threshold for variable remuneration accrual is a favorable development for risk management. Investors will be watching the shareholder vote on this new policy, as it reflects the company's approach to executive compensation and corporate governance.