7
Dollar Value
of
Performance Shares Award:
$
Common Stock Market Price as of closing on Grant
Date:
$
Total
Target
Number of
Shares:
(50% Total Shareholder
Return / 50%
ROATCE)
Relative Total Shareholder
Return
(TSR)
1
Percentile Rank among
Comparator Group
Shares Earned
(% of Target)
75
th
(maximum)
(1.5x target shares)
50th Percentile
(target)
(1x target
shares)
25
th
(threshold)
(0.5x target
shares)
Below
25
th
0
Absolute
Return
on
Average
Tangible
Common
Equity
(ROATCE)
2
ROATCE
Shares Earned
(% of Target)
3-year simple average ROATCE
2025-2027
13.4% or above
(maximum)
(1.5x
target shares)
12.00%
(target)
(1x
target shares)
8.75%
(threshold)
(0.5x
target shares)
Lower than 8.75%
0
Results between threshold, target and maximum
performance
will be interpolated to
determine vesting award
1
TSR will be calculated as [(Closing Price at end of period * (1 + number of shares purchased assuming reinvestment of dividends))/Opening Price at
beginning of period] – 1
●
Closing
Price and Opening Price are based on the preceding 60 trading days average daily close price to mitigate against share price volatility of
point-in-time metrics.
o
Opening
price = average price 10/07/2024 – 12/31/2024
o
Closing
price = average price based on the 60-day trading period ending December 31, 2027
●
TSR
calculations shall assume that dividends are reinvested on the ex-dividend date (i.e., the date a dividend asset is guaranteed).
Comparator Group -- U.S. Banks (GICS Code 401010) with Assets between $25B - $500B – Performance will be based on the
composition of the group at
the beginning of the 3-year Performance Cycle. If a company has been acquired as of the end of
the performance period, the company will be removed
from the index. If a company goes bankrupt during the performance
period, the company will be included in the ranking at -100%.
If Popular’s absolute TSR is negative, payout will be
limited to a maximum of 100% of target.
2
3-year
simple average ROATCE for 3 years
(2025-2027).
The Committee may adjust the goal or results to reflect a core profitability that
would not be
unduly inflated or deflated by certain transactions that do not reflect the underlying performance of
Popular’s ongoing operations, including, but not limited
to: the impact of significant tax reform; sales of
non-earning assets, branches or other businesses; capital actions (such as share buybacks) that result in
material
variations from goal-setting assumptions, including those related to outstanding share count; certain business acquisition costs and revenues;
extraordinary events; charitable contributions; severance costs; and certain litigation and settlement
costs.