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Jonathan C. Locker

Director at LOEWSLOEWS
Board

About Jonathan C. Locker

Jonathan C. Locker (age 48) is an independent director of Loews Corporation (ticker: L) since 2023. He is President of Tiger Management, formerly a Partner at Tiger Global Management, and has managed a personal family office since 2014, bringing deep investment portfolio management experience. The Board designates him as an audit committee financial expert; he serves on the Audit Committee and the Nominating & Governance Committee. These roles, coupled with his investment background, position him to contribute to capital allocation oversight and financial controls at Loews .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Impact
Tiger Global ManagementPartnerPrior to 2023 (dates not disclosed)Public and private equity investing experience applicable to Loews’ diversified holdings .
Personal Family OfficePrincipalSince 2014Multi‑asset investing across public securities, private equity, real estate, venture capital .

External Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Impact
Tiger ManagementPresidentCurrentInvestment leadership; relevant to audit committee financial expertise designation at Loews .

Board Governance

  • Independence: The Board determined Locker is independent under NYSE and Loews standards .
  • Committees: Member—Audit; Member—Nominating & Governance; designated “audit committee financial expert” .
  • Committee chairs: Audit Committee chaired by Walter L. Harris; Nominating & Governance chaired by lead director Paul J. Fribourg (Locker is not a chair) .
  • Meetings/attendance: In 2024 the Board met 9 times; Audit 6; Compensation 2; Nominating & Governance 3; each incumbent director other than Anthony Welters attended ≥75% of their meetings; all directors attended the 2024 annual meeting of shareholders .
  • Governance practices: Independent executive sessions chaired by the lead director after each regular quarterly Board meeting .
  • Director ownership guidelines: Non‑employee directors must own ≥3x the $125,000 annual cash retainer; all were in compliance as of the 2025 proxy .

Fixed Compensation

ComponentStructureAmount ($)Year
Annual Board cash retainer$31,250 per quarter125,000Policy in effect during 2024–2025 .
Audit Committee member retainer$6,250 per quarter25,000Policy in effect .
Nominating & Governance member retainer$2,500 per quarter10,000Policy in effect .
Total cash fees received by LockerActual fees earned156,3192024 .
Total cash fees received by LockerActual fees earned (partial year)42,3912023 .

Notes: Lead director (+$5,000/quarter) and committee chair premia (Audit +$10,000/quarter; Compensation/N&G +$5,000/quarter) exist, but Locker does not hold these roles .

Performance Compensation

ElementGrant DateUnits/SharesFair Value ($)Vesting/Terms
Annual Director RSU grantDate of annual meetingValue-based award of $100,000100,000Non‑employee directors receive annual RSUs valued at $100,000 on grant date .
Locker 2024 RSU grant2024‑05‑141,288 RSUs100,000Grant posted on Form 4; director RSUs count toward ownership guideline; vesting terms not specified in proxy .

Performance metrics table (director equity): None disclosed for non‑management directors; director RSUs are time‑based awards, not tied to specific operating metrics .

Other Directorships & Interlocks

CompanyRoleFrom–ToNotes
None disclosedNo other public company board service disclosed for Locker in Loews’ proxies .

Expertise & Qualifications

  • Investment portfolio management across public and private markets; President of Tiger Management; prior Partner at Tiger Global—useful for Loews’ capital allocation oversight and diversified holdings .
  • Audit committee financial expert designation—supports financial reporting, controls, and auditor oversight .

Equity Ownership

Metric2024 (as of 2024‑03‑19)2025 (as of 2025‑03‑18)
Beneficially owned shares16,868 (incl. 998 unvested RSUs) 24,356 (incl. 1,288 unvested RSUs)
% of shares outstanding<1% <1%
SARs outstanding0 0
Ownership guideline statusCompany reports all non‑employee directors compliant as of 2025 proxy Company reports all non‑employee directors compliant as of 2025 proxy

Insider Trades

Transaction DateFiling DateTypeSharesPrice ($)Post‑Txn OwnershipSource (SEC URL)
2024‑05‑092024‑05‑09M (exempt)—RSU conversion to common9980.0016,868
2024‑05‑142024‑05‑14A—RSU award1,2880.001,288 RSUs outstanding
2024‑07‑302024‑07‑31P—Open market purchase5,90080.6723,068
2024‑07‑302024‑07‑31P—Open market purchase30079.8117,168 (intermediate line item)
2025‑06‑302025‑07‑01A—Award (common, zero‑cost)1490.0023,217
2025‑09‑302025‑09‑30A—Award (common, zero‑cost)2510.0023,468

Observation: Locker executed open-market purchases in July 2024 at ~$80 per share, a positive alignment signal; subsequent small “A” awards and RSU activity reflect routine director equity accruals .

Governance Assessment

  • Board effectiveness: Locker strengthens audit oversight (financial expert) and governance nominations; participation on two core committees aligns with Loews’ focus on robust independent oversight .
  • Independence and conflicts: No related‑party transactions disclosed involving Locker; Board independence affirmed; related‑party reviews highlight other individuals, not Locker .
  • Alignment: Compliance with director ownership guidelines; open‑market share purchases indicate personal capital at risk; Loews prohibits hedging and pledging (with narrow recourse exceptions) which supports long‑term alignment .
  • Engagement: Attendance threshold met in 2024; all directors attended the 2024 annual meeting; Audit/N&G committees met regularly, supporting active oversight cadence .
  • Compensation signals: Director pay mix is modest, with standardized cash retainer and $100,000 annual RSU grants; no performance metrics or option repricings for directors; 2025 plan caps non‑employee director awards at $500,000 and prohibits single‑trigger acceleration and repricing—shareholder‑friendly features .

RED FLAGS: None disclosed specific to Locker (no related‑party exposure, no pledging/hedging, no attendance deficiencies) .

Say‑on‑Pay context (executive program, broader governance sentiment): 96% approval in 2024; five‑year average ~95%, indicating strong investor support for compensation governance at Loews .