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Kim Tobler

Chief Financial Officer, Treasurer and Vice President at Five Point Holdings
Executive

About Kim Tobler

Five Point Holdings’ Chief Financial Officer, Treasurer and Vice President since September 15, 2023; previously VP – Treasury & Tax (2016–2023). Age 64 at appointment; B.S. and MAcc in Accounting from Brigham Young University; former EY tax partner and Irvine Company SVP – Finance & Reporting .
Company performance context: revenues rose from $211.7M (FY23) to $237.9M (FY24) and EBITDA improved from $46.1M (FY23) to $86.9M (FY24) during his tenure window [FY23→FY24], alongside pay-versus-performance TSR index moving from 44.17 (2023) to 54.39 (2024) for a $100 initial investment . Revenues and EBITDA below are provided for longer context.

MetricFY 2022FY 2023FY 2024
Revenues ($)$42,694,000 $211,732,000 $237,926,000
EBITDA ($)$(22,201,000)$46,101,000$86,912,000
Note: Financial values above are retrieved from S&P Global via GetFinancials.

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic impact
Five Point Holdings, LLCVP – Treasury & Tax2016–2023Senior finance leader; supported capital strategy and audit committee engagement .
Ernst & Young LLPTax Partner1995–2003; 2008–2016Led tax advisory for real estate clients; senior leadership experience .
Irvine CompanySVP – Finance & Reporting2003–2008Led finance/reporting for major real estate developer .

External Roles

No public-company directorships or committee roles for Mr. Tobler were disclosed in the available filings reviewed (DEF 14A; CFO appointment 8-K) .

Fixed Compensation

Component20232024
Base Salary ($)$350,000 $500,000

Performance Compensation

Annual Incentive Plan (AIP) – Structure and Outcome (2024)

  • Weighting: 70% corporate goals, 30% individual goals .
  • Corporate metrics and 2024 achievement: Adjusted Cash Flow (Max); Modified SG&A (Max); Revolving Credit Facility Maturity Extension (Target); SF and Valencia regulatory approvals (Max and Threshold, respectively); Great Park management agreement extension (Max) .
  • Individual goal highlights (Tobler): supported capital strategies, improved construction budgeting, managed corporate expenses under budget, created project pro forma/tracking system .
MetricWeightingTarget definition2024 ResultPayout factor
Adjusted Cash FlowPart of 70% corporateThreshold/Target/Max: $50.0M / $83.1M / $130.0MActual $250.0M (Max) Max
Modified SG&APart of 70% corporateThreshold/Target/Max: $64.1M / $61.6M / $59.1MActual $58.0M (Max) Max
Revolver Maturity ExtensionPart of 70% corporateExtension/capacity-basedAchieved (Target) Target
SF Regulatory ApprovalsPart of 70% corporateLegislative/regulatory milestonesMax Max
Valencia Regulatory ApprovalsPart of 70% corporateLegislative/regulatory milestonesThreshold Threshold
Great Park Mgmt AgreementPart of 70% corporateMulti-year extensionMax Max
Individual Objectives (Tobler)30% individualFinance, budgeting, expense mgmt, pro formasAchieved (committee judgment) Incorporated
AIP Element (Tobler)Target ($)2024 Payout (% of Target)Actual Payout ($)
Annual Incentive$1,000,000 140% $1,400,000

Long-Term Incentives (2024 grants)

Program mix: ~70% performance-based RSUs (PSUs) and ~30% time-based RSUs; PSUs split between share-price and strategic-milestone tranches; 3-year measurement period .

Award TypeTarget Grant Value ($)Share Count / TermsVesting / Hurdles
Time-based RSUs$330,000 109,271 RSUs (grant 3/8/2024) Vests ratably over 3 years on Mar 8, 2025/2026/2027 (continued service) .
PSUs – Share PriceIncluded in $770,000 total PSU target 145,695 target PSUs (3/8/2024 grant) 3-year performance; vest 33% at $4.10 (threshold) and 100% at $7.10 (target); measure by highest 20-day avg close from Dec 1, 2026–Feb 28, 2027 .
PSUs – Strategic MilestonesIncluded in $770,000 total PSU target 109,271 target PSUs (3/8/2024 grant) Vests 33%/67%/100% on achieving 1/2/3 milestones by Mar 8, 2027 (financial partners; address 2028 notes; project approvals) .

Other design notes: the company did not grant stock options or SARs in 2024 .

Equity Ownership & Alignment

Beneficial Ownership (as of March 31, 2025)

HolderClass A Shares% of Class ANotes
Kim Tobler49,898<1%Includes 28,971 Class A shares held by family trust (co-trustees: Mr. and Mrs. Tobler) .

Company policies prohibit hedging and pledging of company shares by directors and executive officers, enhancing alignment with shareholders .

Outstanding and Unvested Equity (as of Dec 31, 2024; close $3.78)

AwardUnvested UnitsMarket/Payout Value ($)
Time-based RSUs (3/8/2024)109,271$413,044
PSUs – Share Price (2024)145,695 (target)$550,727 (payout value basis at ref price)
PSUs – Strategic Milestones (2024)109,271 (target)$413,044 (payout value basis at ref price)

Vesting schedules:

  • RSUs: 36,423 vested on Mar 8, 2025; remaining RSUs vest equally on Mar 8, 2026 and Mar 8, 2027 (continued service) .
  • Share-price PSUs (2024): measured over Dec 1, 2026–Feb 28, 2027; 33% vests at $4.10; 100% at $7.10; linear interpolation in between .
  • Strategic-milestone PSUs (2024): vest upon achievement of 1/2/3 milestones by Mar 8, 2027 at 33%/67%/100% .

Shares vested in 2024: none for Mr. Tobler .

Employment Terms

Five Point’s Senior Management Severance and Change in Control Plan applies (double-trigger CIC; no excise-tax gross-ups; clawback policy in place) .

Scenario (as of 12/31/2024; $3.78 ref price)Cash SeveranceAIP SeveranceBenefitsEquity AccelerationTotal
Termination without Cause$1,842,500$1,000,000$1,337$1,376,815$4,220,652
Termination without Cause or for Good Reason with Change in Control$2,456,667$1,000,000$1,337$1,376,815$4,834,819
Death or Disability$1,000,000$1,376,815$2,376,815

Key terms:

  • Severance multiple in CIC: 2x salary+bonus average for participants other than CEO (3x for CEO) if terminated within 24 months post-CIC (or within 6 months pre-CIC at acquirer’s request) .
  • RSUs: 100% vest on termination without cause, death, or disability; CIC-related terminations trigger full vest .
  • PSUs: continue to vest per original schedule post-termination without cause/death/disability; vest at target if not assumed in CIC (or convert to time-based at target if assumed); full vest at target upon qualifying CIC termination .
  • Clawback: recovery of erroneously awarded incentive compensation following an accounting restatement (3-year lookback) .

Compensation Structure Highlights (alignment signals)

  • Cash vs equity mix: 2024 LTI awards were 70% PSUs / 30% RSUs; PSUs split between price (~60%) and strategic milestone (~40%) conditions; aligns payouts to value creation and financing/regulatory execution .
  • AIP metrics: heavily weighted to Adjusted Cash Flow and SG&A discipline; both achieved at Max in 2024 (supports pay-for-performance) .
  • Say-on-pay: 99% approval in 2024 indicates broad investor support for program design .
  • No options granted in 2024; reduces upside asymmetry risk .
  • Anti-hedging and anti-pledging policies reduce misalignment/leveraging risk .

Investment Implications

  • Alignment/retention: substantial unvested RSUs/PSUs, double-trigger CIC protection, and a clawback policy suggest moderate retention risk and strong alignment with share-price appreciation and specific financing/regulatory milestones .
  • Near-term selling pressure: scheduled RSU vesting through 2027 and potential PSU vesting in 2026–2027 could add episodic supply; absence of hedging/pledging reduces forced sale risk .
  • Pay-for-performance: 2024 AIP paid 140% of target driven by outsized adjusted cash flow and SG&A control, while LTI is tied to ambitious share-price and strategic outcomes—credible signals of management confidence and operational execution .
  • Execution focus areas: PSU milestones (financing partners; addressing 2028 notes; key approvals) and share-price hurdles concentrate management attention on capital structure and entitlement catalysts likely to influence equity value .