US investors push for £60m bonus for Vistry boss

greg fitzgerald

Firm declines to comment on reports of bonus row despite exit of non-exec directors

Vistry has declined to comment on reports that US investors in the business have proposed offering chief executive Greg Fitzgerald a bonus of up to £60m, sparking a board row.

Building understands that a number of US investors, thought to include Inclusive Capital Partners and Browning West, proposed instituting an incentive package for Vistry staff, which would have seen Fitzgerald pocket £60m if the firm’s share price hits £18 within three years – around 150% above its current level.

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