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Andrew T.S. Lo

Senior Managing Director and Head of Asia Pacific at InvescoInvesco
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About Andrew T.S. Lo

Andrew T. S. Lo (age 63) is Senior Managing Director and Head of Asia Pacific at Invesco, a role he has held since 2001 after joining the firm in 1994; he holds a B.S. and an MBA from Babson College . Under his leadership, APAC delivered $26.1B in net long‑term inflows in 2024 with strong investment performance across the region . Company performance context for pay: 2024 net long‑term inflows were $65.2B, net revenues $4,400M, adjusted operating margin 31.1%, and adjusted diluted EPS $1.71 .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
Invesco AsiaManaging Director1994–2001Built and scaled regional platform ahead of appointment as Head of APAC
InvescoSenior Managing Director & Head of Asia Pacific2001–presentLed APAC to sustained organic AUM growth and diversified inflows across China, Japan, India
Capital House AsiaManaging Director1990–1994Led investment management operations across Asia
CiticorpVice President, Investment Mgmt Group1988–1990Advanced institutional investment management capabilities
Chase Manhattan BankCredit Analyst1984–1988Foundation in credit analysis and risk

External Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
Hong Kong Investment Funds AssociationChair1996–1997Advanced industry standards and market development in HK
Stock Exchange of Hong Kong (Council)Member1997–2001Influenced market policy and governance for capital markets
Securities and Futures Commission (HK)Advisory Committee Member1997–2001Contributed to regulatory oversight and investor protection

Fixed Compensation

Metric2018201920202021202220232024
Base Salary ($)457,978 458,070 462,000 462,000 500,000 500,000 500,000
Cash Bonus / Non-Equity Incentive ($)1,337,213 1,400,000 1,400,000 2,100,000 1,518,750 1,827,000 2,100,000

Notes: 2018–2021 values reflect committee decisions; 2022–2024 reflect SEC Summary Compensation Table non‑equity incentive amounts .

Performance Compensation

Metric2019202020212024
Stock Deferral ($) / Time‑based Equity ($)541,930 542,000 1,400,000 1,260,000
Long‑term Equity ($) / Performance‑based Equity ($)2,400,000 2,400,000 2,100,000 1,890,000
Total Annual Compensation ($)4,800,000 4,805,000 6,062,000 5,750,000
Incentive Target ($)4.14M 4.14M 4.292M 5.25M
Payout vs Target (%)104.8% 104.8% 130% 100%

2024 Company Scorecard (drives NEO pay outcomes)

Metric (Weight within Financial 66.7%)2024 Target2024 Actual2024 Outcome
Net Long‑Term Flows ($B)33.5 65.2 130%
Net Revenues ($M)4,368 4,400 104%
Adjusted Operating Income ($M)1,350 1,371 106%
Adjusted Operating Margin (%)30.9% 31.1% 104%
Adjusted Diluted EPS ($)1.61 1.71 108%
Financial Outcome Score110%
Organizational Health (33.3% weight)102%
Overall Company Score107%

2024 Equity Award Grants (Lo)

Grant TypeGrant DateSharesFair Value ($)Vesting ScheduleClose Price
Time‑based RSUs2/28/202471,693 1,096,186 4‑year ratable (25% annually) 15.29
Performance‑based RSUs (target)2/28/2024107,540 1,519,814 36‑month cliff; vesting tied to 3‑yr avg AOM & relative TSR 15.29

Performance equity vesting matrix ranges 0–150% based on three‑year average Adjusted Operating Margin and relative TSR; if absolute TSR is negative, vesting is capped at 100% .

Shares Vested in 2024 (Lo)

Grant DateTypeVest DateShares Vested (#)FMV Price ($)Value Realized ($)
2/28/2020Time2/28/202425,538 15.29 390,476
2/28/2021Time2/28/202413,122 15.29 200,635
2/28/2022Time2/28/202416,478 15.29 251,949
2/28/2023Time2/28/202414,333 15.29 219,152
2/28/2021Performance2/28/202451,962 15.29 794,499
Total121,433 1,856,711

Equity Ownership & Alignment

MetricValue
Beneficial Ownership (common shares)610,163 shares
Deferred Share Awards569,934 shares
Total Reported (beneficial + deferred)1,180,097 shares
Beneficial Ownership as % of Shares Outstanding0.136% (610,163 / 447,413,586)
Unvested Time‑based/Deferred Shares (12/31/2024)277,525 shares; $4,851,138 MV
Unvested Performance‑based Awards (12/31/2024)292,409 shares; $5,111,310 MV
Shares Pledged as CollateralNone; no pledging reported
Executive Stock Ownership Guidelines5x base salary for executives; 10x for CEO
Compliance StatusCEO and all NEOs exceeded ownership requirements as of 12/31/2024
Hedging/Pledging PolicyHedging and pledging prohibited (no exceptions granted)

Employment Terms

ProvisionDetails
Employment Start at Invesco1994
Current Role TenureHead of Asia Pacific since 2001
Notice/Salary ContinuationEmployment arrangements provide 6 or 12 months salary continuation upon involuntary termination other than for “cause” or unsatisfactory performance
Change‑of‑Control (CIC) VestingDouble‑trigger for accelerated vesting (CIC followed by involuntary termination or voluntary termination for “good reason”), or if awards are not assumed/converted/replaced
Potential Payouts (as of 12/31/2024)Equity awards: $9,962,448 upon involuntary termination, CIC termination, or death/disability; no notional fund awards
Clawback PolicyRecoupment of incentive compensation for material restatements (big “R” or little “r”) when pay would have been lower under corrected results
Grant Timing / Vesting ConventionsAnnual equity grants approved mid‑Feb; grant date Feb 28; time‑based awards vest ratably over 4 years; performance awards 3‑year cliff

Performance Compensation (Mechanics & Alignment)

  • Equity awards are majority performance‑based (typically 60%) with vesting tied to three‑year average AOM and relative TSR; negative absolute TSR caps vesting at 100% .
  • 2024 company scorecard (Financial 66.7%; Organizational 33.3%) produced an overall outcome of 107%, which set NEO incentive payouts; Lo’s payout matched his 100% target given APAC execution .

Compensation Governance, Peer Group, and Say‑on‑Pay

  • Peer group used for compensation and performance awards includes leading asset managers (e.g., BlackRock, T. Rowe Price, State Street) and bank‑affiliated managers; relative TSR measured vs designated peers .
  • 2024 say‑on‑pay approval received approximately 85% support, with program refinements informed by shareholder feedback (e.g., negative TSR cap, streamlined scorecard) .

Performance & Track Record

  • APAC flows: $26.1B net long‑term inflows in 2024; strong JV momentum in China (20 fund launches; $2.7B first‑month inflows; ETF AUM +$4.5B) and top‑selling Japanese active equity fund ($5.1B inflows) .
  • APAC AUM under management: $118.8B with 71%, 68%, and 49% of assets above peer median on 1/3/5‑year basis (Indian business 95%, 85%, 76%) .

Fixed Compensation (SEC Summary Table View)

Metric202220232024
Salary ($)500,000 500,000 500,000
Share Awards ($)3,499,991 4,393,319 2,616,000
Non‑Equity Incentive ($)1,518,750 1,827,000 2,100,000
All Other Compensation ($)68,543 71,540 77,818
Total ($)5,587,284 6,791,859 5,293,818

Risk Indicators & Red Flags

  • No pledging of company stock by executive officers; hedging prohibited .
  • Company‑wide net‑share tax withhold repurchases are procedural; no disclosure of discretionary insider selling by Lo .
  • Clawback and double‑trigger CIC vesting mitigate windfall and misalignment risk .

Investment Implications

  • High alignment: material equity exposure (beneficial + deferred) with no pledging and adherence to ownership guidelines supports shareholder alignment and reduces hedging risk .
  • Performance‑rigor: three‑year AOM/relative TSR PSU design with negative TSR cap and scorecard‑driven incentives tie pay to durable performance, moderating payout risk through cycles .
  • Retention and transition risk: sizeable unvested equity ($9.96M CIC/termination equity value) and 4‑yr RSU + 3‑yr PSU vesting cadence reinforce retention; double‑trigger CIC terms lower parachute risk but imply meaningful equity acceleration upon qualified separation .
  • APAC execution: sustained regional inflows and performance under Lo underpin firm’s growth vectors in China/Japan/India, a positive signal for forward AUM/revenue momentum tied to his remit .