3  Remuneration paid in the 2018 financial year

3.1  Remuneration paid to the members of the Board of Directors

The seven members of the Board of Directors received fixed remuneration totalling CHF 0.63 million (2017: CHF 0.63 million).

Title

2018

CHF million

2017

CHF million

Chairman

0.15

0.15

Vice Chairman

0.08

0.08

Member as of 20.04.2018

0.08

Member

0.08

0.08

Member

0.08

0.08

Member

0.08

0.08

Member

0.08

0.08

Member until 20.04.2018

0.08

0.63

0.63

3.2  Remuneration paid to the members of Group Management

The total remuneration paid to the members of Group Management increased by 5.7% year-on-year to CHF 3.54 million (2017: CHF 3.35 million). This difference largely reflects a change in the composition of Group Management and an increase in variable remuneration.

At CHF 1.16 million, as in the previous year, the highest total remuneration was paid to Roger Herzog, Chief Executive Officer (2017: CHF 1.17 million). The remuneration received by him and that received by the other members of Group Management is broken down as follows:

2018

2017

CHF million

Share

CHF million

Share

0.73

63%

0.73

63%

0.19

17%

0.19

17%

0.12

10%

0.18

14%

0.12

10%

0.07

6%

1.16

100%

1.17

100%

1.34

56%

1.22

56%

0.29

12%

0.29

13%

0.56

24%

0.55

25%

0.19

8%

0.12

6%

2.38

100%

2.18

100%

1 Calculated at the market value on date of allocation

Of the total remuneration intended for the members of Group Management for the 2018 financial year in the amount of CHF 3.54 million, 72% was fixed remuneration (annual basic salary and contributions to pension funds) and 28% was the variable salary component (performance and function bonuses plus shares) (2017: 73%/27%). The variable elements of remuneration will be paid out following the resolution taken by the general meeting. The variable component amounted to between 21 and 35% of the total remuneration, depending on the member of Group Management.

The total of the variable bonuses for all members of Group Management, amounting to CHF 0.68 million (2017: CHF 0.73 million), breaks down into performance bonuses of CHF 0.21 million and function bonuses of CHF 0.47 million (2017: 0.50 million/0.23 million). This calculation is based on the principles set out in section 2.3.