UDR (NYSE: UDR) details new Class 2 LTIP awards for CEO
Rhea-AI Filing Summary
UDR, Inc. reported new equity awards for Chairman, President and CEO Thomas W. Toomey in the form of Class 2 LTIP Units of United Dominion Realty, L.P. These partnership units can, after at least two years outstanding and subject to conditions in the partnership agreement, be converted into common partnership units and ultimately redeemed for either cash or shares of UDR common stock at the company’s discretion.
The awards are heavily performance-based. One grant vests only if pre-set performance metrics are achieved, including relative total shareholder return versus an apartment peer group, FFO as Adjusted targets, and relative FFO as Adjusted growth over multi‑year periods. Another grant ties vesting to a mix of individual performance objectives and financial metrics such as FFO as Adjusted per share, operations and transaction indices, and sustainability and workforce health goals. Unvested units generally are forfeited upon employment termination, with special vesting provisions if certain change‑of‑control and termination conditions occur.
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FAQ
What does the UDR (UDR) Form 4 filing report?
The filing reports that Thomas W. Toomey, UDR’s Chairman, President and CEO, received new grants of Class 2 LTIP Units in United Dominion Realty, L.P., which are performance-based equity awards linked to UDR’s common stock.
What are Class 2 LTIP Units reported for UDR’s CEO?
The Class 2 LTIP Units are long-term incentive partnership units in United Dominion Realty, L.P. that, after meeting conditions in the partnership agreement and being outstanding for at least two years from grant, may be converted into partnership common units and then redeemed for either cash or UDR common stock at the company’s discretion.
How do the performance-based LTIP Units for UDR’s CEO vest?
One set of Class 2 LTIP Units vests only if pre-established performance metrics are met and employment continues. The vesting is based on relative total shareholder return, FFO as Adjusted over one year, and relative FFO as Adjusted growth over three years, as determined by UDR’s Compensation Committee.
What are the specific performance metric weightings for UDR’s Class 2 LTIP Units?
For one award, vesting is determined 50% by a three-year relative total shareholder return metric versus an apartment peer group, 30% by a one-year FFO as Adjusted goal, and 20% by a three-year relative FFO as Adjusted growth metric.
How do the additional performance and subjective metrics affect vesting at UDR?
For another Class 2 LTIP Unit award, vesting is based 30% on the Compensation Committee’s subjective assessment of the executive’s individual performance and 70% on pre-determined financial and operational metrics, including FFO as Adjusted per share, operations index, transactions index, sustainability index, and health of the workforce goals over a one-year period.
What happens to UDR’s Class 2 LTIP Units in a change of control?
In a change of control of UDR, the Class 2 LTIP Units will vest only if the holder’s employment or service is terminated by the company without cause or by the holder for good reason on or within 12 months after the change of control. All restrictions on earned awards lapse upon such qualifying terminations.
How can UDR’s partnership units ultimately be settled for the CEO?
A holder of partnership common units may require the partnership to redeem units for a cash amount based on the market value of UDR common stock. The partnership’s obligation is subject to UDR’s prior right, as general partner, to acquire the units by paying either the cash amount or delivering shares of UDR common stock, generally one share per partnership common unit.