Lion Group Holding Ltd. Announces 2025 Share Incentive Plan to Boost Employee and Board Member Compensation
Reuters
Sep 27
Lion Group Holding Ltd. Announces 2025 Share Incentive Plan to Boost Employee and Board Member Compensation
Lion Group Holding Ltd. has announced the adoption of its 2025 Share Incentive Plan, introducing new compensation terms for members of its Board, employees, and consultants. The plan includes the granting of restricted shares and other equity-based awards, directly linking recipients' interests with those of company shareholders. The initiative aims to align performance outcomes with shareholder value, with provisions for flexibility in award structures and eligibility. Shareholder approval is required for any significant amendments, such as increasing the number of shares available under the plan or extending award periods beyond ten years.
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