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Daniel Brignardello

Executive Vice President and Group Head of Latam at EVERTECEVERTEC
Executive

About Daniel Brignardello

Daniel Brignardello, age 49, is Executive Vice President and Group Head of Latam (since February 2024), following roles as Senior Vice President and Chief Delivery Officer (July 2021–February 2024) and Vice President of Processing and Fraud Prevention Services (joined July 2017) . He holds a Computer Analyst degree from Universidad de la República (2000) and a PMD from ESADE (2009), has 25+ years in payments, taught cryptography at Universidad de la República (2000–2003), and serves on the board of ICT4V (since 2015) . EVTC’s incentive framework that governs his performance pay is tied to one‑year Adjusted EBITDA with a three‑year vesting and a Relative TSR modifier versus the Russell 2000; 2025 EBITDA goals were set above 2024 with continued TSR modifiers .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic impact
Evertec, Inc.EVP, Group Head of LatamFeb 2024–present Leads EVTC’s Latam group
Evertec, Inc.SVP & Chief Delivery OfficerJul 2021–Feb 2024 Chief Delivery function
Evertec, Inc.VP, Processing & Fraud Prevention ServicesJul 2017–Jul 2021 Processing/Fraud services leadership
PayTrue (Uruguay)Chief Operating Officer2003–Jun 2017 Payments solutions operations
TrintechSenior Software Engineer2000–2003 Engineering in payments tech

External Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsNotes
Universidad de la República (Uruguay)Teacher, Cryptography chair (Grade 1)2000–2003 Academic teaching in cryptography
ICT4V (Montevideo)Board Member2015–present Technology and innovation organization

Fixed Compensation

  • Daniel is not listed as a Named Executive Officer (NEO) in the 2024/2025 proxy NEO compensation tables; individual base salary and bonus details are not separately disclosed for him . He participates in EVTC’s annual incentive and long‑term incentive programs applicable to executives .

Performance Compensation

ComponentMetricTargetActualPayout ScaleVestingNotes
Performance RSUsAdjusted EBITDA (1‑year, FY2024 for 2024 grants)$327.4m earns 100% Measured over FY2024; payout determined at vest; pending disclosure 0–200% based on EBITDA attainment 3‑year service, vests Feb 28, 2027 EBITDA target set ex‑ante; shares earned subject to service
Performance RSUsRelative TSR vs Russell 2000 (3‑year)50th percentile = 1.00x Measured over grant’s 3‑year period; pending 0.75x at ≤35th pct; 1.25x at ≥75th pct Same vest date as performance RSUs TSR modifier adjusts earned EBITDA RSUs ±25%
Time‑based RSUsService conditionn/an/an/aThree equal tranches on Feb 28, 2025/2026/2027 for 2024 grants Standard RSU service‑based vesting

Equity Ownership & Alignment

MetricValue
Common shares beneficially owned27,033 (Direct)
Shares outstanding (Record Date, proxy)64,028,083
Ownership as % of outstanding~0.042% (27,033 ÷ 64,028,083)
Hedging/PledgingProhibited by company policy
Stock ownership guidelinesMinimum ownership guidelines apply to executives
OptionsNot disclosed for Daniel; EVTC indicates NEOs had no outstanding options at year‑end 2024

Employment Terms

ProvisionKey terms
CoverageDaniel is expressly subject to the Evertec Group, LLC Executive Severance Policy .
Severance (company policy for covered executives, non‑CIC window)Lump sum equal to then‑current annual base salary; pro‑rata annual bonus based on actual performance; earned but unpaid prior year bonus; continued employer health coverage for 18 months post‑termination (subject to COBRA election) .
RSU treatment on Qualifying Termination (non‑CIC window)Time‑based RSUs vest pro‑rata as of termination; Performance‑based RSUs vest pro‑rata based on actual performance at end of performance period .
RSU acceleration requires releaseAcceleration/continued vesting contingent on signing non‑revocable separation agreement and general release .
Section 409AIntended short‑term deferral; 6‑month delay for “specified employee” separations; Puerto Rico governing law .
ClawbackComprehensive clawback policy in place .
Non‑compete/confidentialityRSU agreements reaffirm existing confidentiality and non‑compete covenant agreements .

Vesting Schedules and Potential Insider Selling Pressure Windows

Award cohortVesting mechanicsKey dates
2024 LTIP time‑based RSUs3 equal tranchesFeb 28, 2025; Feb 28, 2026; Feb 28, 2027
2024 LTIP performance RSUsEarn via FY2024 EBITDA and 3‑yr TSR; service vestFeb 28, 2027
2022/2023 time‑based RSUs (select grants)3‑year service cliff vestFeb 25, 2025 (2022 grants); Feb 24, 2026 (2023 grants)

Note: EVTC prohibits hedging/pledging; any sales around vesting dates would be for tax withholding or discretionary, subject to individual 10b5‑1 planning (not disclosed here) .

Performance & Track Record

  • EVTC’s Compensation Committee reiterated 2025 performance‑based RSUs will use one‑year Adjusted EBITDA above 2024 levels plus a Relative TSR modifier vs Russell 2000 over three years, with PBRSUs subject to a full three‑year service period before vesting .

Risk Indicators & Red Flags

  • Section 16 compliance: EVTC disclosed a late Form 3 filing for Daniel’s initial statement of beneficial ownership (filed Feb 27, 2024) .
  • Governance mitigants: Clawback policy, prohibition on hedging/pledging, and executive ownership guidelines reduce alignment risk .

Compensation Peer Group and Say‑on‑Pay Context

  • 2024 say‑on‑pay support fell to 62.2% (from 98.5% in 2023) primarily due to a one‑time non‑performance CEO award; the Committee enhanced disclosure and committed to performance‑based structures for any future special awards .
  • Peer group adjustments (Dec 2024): removed Black Knight, EVO Payments, MoneyGram; added nCino, Payoneer Global, Shift4 Payments, Verint Systems; philosophy anchored at median positioning .

Investment Implications

  • Alignment: Brignardello’s equity is predominantly RSU‑based with performance RSUs tied to EBITDA and Relative TSR, promoting near‑term execution and share price alignment; clawback and no‑pledging strengthen governance .
  • Calendar watch: Potential selling pressure around RSU vest dates (Feb 25, 2025; Feb 24, 2026; Feb 28, 2027), typically driven by tax withholding and diversification; monitor Section 16 filings near these dates for actual activity .
  • Retention/termination economics: Executive Severance Policy provides one‑year salary severance plus pro‑rated bonus and pro‑rated RSU vesting on Qualifying Termination, lowering forced‑sale risk and supporting retention through service‑based vesting .
  • Minor compliance flag: Late Form 3 in 2024 is a small process issue; no broader legal proceedings or pledging indicated in proxy .