Sign in

You're signed outSign in or to get full access.

Carrie S. Goldfeder

Chief Credit Officer at OLD NATIONAL BANCORP /IN/OLD NATIONAL BANCORP /IN/
Executive

About Carrie S. Goldfeder

Carrie S. Goldfeder is Executive Vice President and Chief Credit Officer (CCO) of Old National Bancorp (ONB), serving since December 2023; she is 53 and brings 25+ years of corporate credit leadership across GE Capital and Capital One . ONB’s 2024 performance under the NEO incentive framework included adjusted EPS of $1.86, 3-year TSR of 38.8% (86th percentile of the KRX Index), and adjusted ROATCE of 16.9% (top quartile) . As CCO, her remit spans portfolio credit discipline amid nonaccruals around ~1.2–1.24% of loans and net charge-offs of ~24–25 bps in 2025, while management emphasizes proactive classification, workout rigor, and conservative structures .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
Capital OneCo-Head Corporate Credit; Segment Lead, Senior Credit Officer2015–2023Led corporate credit segments; senior risk leadership across sectors
GE Capital (incl. GE Antares)Segment Risk Leader, Healthcare Services; SVP & Team Leader, GE Antares Capital2000–2015Built sector credit frameworks; led sponsor finance underwriting/portfolio management

External Roles

  • Not disclosed in ONB filings reviewed.

Fixed Compensation

Component2024Notes
Base Salary$500,000Effective March 2024
Perquisites & Personal Benefits$4,549Includes minor perqs; details below
Company Contributions to Defined Contribution Plans$17,250401(k) and executive plan contributions per table
Cash Dividends on Restricted Stock$22,306Dividends paid on RS during vesting
Life Insurance Premiums$1,164Group life equal to 2x base salary
Executive Deferred Compensation – Employee Contributions$36,923Elected deferral
Executive Deferred Compensation – Earnings$1,2462024 plan earnings
Executive Deferred Compensation – Year-end Balance$38,169Aggregate balance

Stock ownership guidelines: salary ≥$250k requires 3x salary or 50,000 shares; all NEOs met guidelines as of proxy date .

Performance Compensation

Annual Incentive (AICP – 2024)

MetricWeightingThresholdTargetMaximumActualPayout vs Target
Adjusted EPS100%$1.62$1.75$2.06$1.83 (after $0.03 adjustment)115%
Resulting AICP Cash Paid$373,750115% × $325,000 target (65% of salary)
Citations: structure/goals , threshold/target/max , adjusted EPS determination , payout factor 115% , Goldfeder AICP amount $373,750 , target bonus % for CCO role 65% .

Long-Term Equity (granted 2024)

Award TypeGrant DateUnits/SharesGrant Date Fair ValueMetrics / VestingNotes
Performance Share Units (PSUs)3/1/20249,888$186,685Relative TSR (50%) and ROATCE (50%); 3-year period ending 12/31/2026; payout 0–200% (threshold 25th percentile); vest/pay March 2027Dividends accrue, paid in shares if earned
Restricted Stock (RS) – Annual3/1/202414,833$243,113Service-based; vest in 3 equal annual installments on 3/1/2025, 3/1/2026, 3/1/2027Dividends paid currently
Restricted Stock (RS) – Sign-on1/1/202425,000$422,250Service-based; vest in equal annual installments on 1/1/2025, 1/1/2026, 1/1/2027Granted at hire as CCO

Equity Ownership & Alignment

Ownership DetailAmountNotes
Total beneficial ownership (incl. certain unvested RS; excludes PSUs >60 days to vest)45,356 shares/unitsLess than 1% of common shares outstanding
Restricted Stock counted as “owned” under guidelines36,930 sharesVoting but no dispositive power until vest
PSUs excluded from “owned” within 60 days16,803 unitsNot counted for beneficial ownership or guidelines
Anti-hedging/anti-pledgingProhibited (short sales, derivatives, hedges; pledging requires CLO approval)Insider Trading Policy
ClawbackSEC/Nasdaq-compliant 3-year lookback for restatementsApplies to cash and equity incentive comp

Employment Terms

ProvisionNon-CIC Qualifying TerminationAfter Change-in-Control (double-trigger within 24 months)Notes
Cash Severance1× target cash compensation (base + target bonus) + prorated annual bonus2× target cash compensation + prorated annual bonusCCO level; RS/PSU treatment below
Benefits24 months medical; 18 months life insurance; 24 months outplacementSame (plus accelerated equity per plan)
Equity AwardsPro-rata RS and PSUs; PSUs pay if performance met on regular vest dateImmediate vesting of RS; PSUs deemed earned at target and vest immediatelyRelease of claims required; double-trigger CIC
Gross-upsNoneNone; payments reduced to 280G safe harbor if excise tax would apply

Estimated Values (as of 12/31/2024)

ScenarioBase SalaryShort-Term IncentiveRS TreatmentPSU TreatmentBenefitsTotal
Non-CIC Qualifying Termination$500,000$325,000$270,354$71,556$73,341$1,240,251
CIC (double-trigger within 24 months)$1,000,000$650,000$864,774$214,668$110,931$2,840,373
Citations: scenario totals and components .

Performance & Track Record

  • Company 2024 highlights: adjusted EPS $1.86; adjusted net income $578M; 3-year TSR 38.8% (86th percentile KRX); adjusted ROATCE 16.9%; adjusted ROAA 1.14%; adjusted efficiency ratio 52.2% .
  • Credit discipline into 2025: net charge-offs ~0.24–0.25% of average loans; nonaccruals ~1.23–1.24% of loans; allowance coverage ~1.24–1.26% of loans including unfunded commitments . Management emphasizes proactive classification/workouts and conservative structures to manage migration and loss content .

Compensation Structure Analysis

  • Mix and alignment: At-risk pay dominates for NEOs; CCO target LT equity opportunity 80% of base; annual incentive target 65% of base; PSUs tied to 3-year relative TSR and ROATCE vs KRX peers .
  • 2024 AICP design focused on profitability (Adjusted EPS), with no midyear goal changes; payout curve thresholds set ex ante; risk assessment conducted by Chief Risk Officer and WTW; no excessive risk encouragement identified .
  • Governance safeguards: clawback, anti-hedging/pledging, stock ownership guidelines met, double-trigger CIC vesting only; no tax gross-ups .

Compensation & Ownership Tables

2024 Summary Compensation (Goldfeder)

Metric2024
Salary$500,000
Stock Awards (RS + PSUs grant-date FV)$852,048
Non-Equity Incentive Plan Compensation (AICP)$373,750
Change in Pension Value & Nonqualified Deferred Comp Earnings$28
All Other Compensation$45,269
Total$1,771,095

2024 Grants (Goldfeder)

AwardGrant DateThresholdTargetMaxShares/UnitsGrant-Date FV
AICP (cash)3/1/2024$162,500$325,000$944,615
PSUs (2024–2026)3/1/20244,9449,88819,7769,888$186,685
RS – Sign-on1/1/202425,000$422,250
RS – Annual3/1/202414,833$243,113
Citations: grants and valuations .

Equity Awards Outstanding (12/31/2024)

AwardShares/UnitsMarket/Payout Value
RS (sign-on; three-year vest)25,000$542,750
RS (annual; three-year vest)14,833$322,024
PSUs (2024–2026), shown at maximum for tabular disclosure20,380$442,450
Note: Market values based on $21.71 closing price at 12/31/2024 .

Beneficial Ownership (Record Date 3/20/2025)

HolderCommon Shares/Units% Class
Carrie S. Goldfeder45,356Less than 1%
Footnotes: counts include RS (36,930) with voting but no dispositive power; exclude PSUs not vesting within 60 days (16,803) .

2024 Performance Highlights (ONB)

Metric2024 Value
Adjusted EPS$1.86
GAAP EPS$1.68
Adjusted Net Income$578M
3-year TSR (2022–2024)38.8% (86th percentile KRX)
Adjusted ROATCE16.9%
Adjusted ROAA1.14%
Adjusted Efficiency Ratio52.2%

Say-on-Pay & Shareholder Feedback

  • Say-on-pay approval: ~91% “FOR” at 2024 annual meeting .
  • Ongoing outreach: Company met with governance/stewardship teams of major holders; topics included strategy, executive compensation and succession .

Stock Ownership Guidelines & Policies

  • Guidelines: CEO 5x salary or 200k shares; COO 4x salary or 100k shares; ≥$250k salary executives 3x salary or 50k shares; all NEOs met guidelines at proxy date .
  • Insider Trading Policy: blackout periods; pre-clearance required; strict prohibitions on hedging/derivatives, short sales, margin, and pledging (limited exceptions with CLO approval) .

Related Party Transactions & Red Flags

  • No related person transactions requiring Item 404 disclosure in 2024 .
  • No tax gross-ups on severance/benefits; double-trigger CIC vesting; no “walk-away” CIC provision .

Expertise & Qualifications

  • Deep corporate credit expertise across sectors and sponsor finance; senior risk leadership at Capital One and GE Antares Capital .
  • As ONB CCO, aligns credit policy and portfolio oversight with disciplined classification, workouts and conservative structures to manage migration and loss content .

Investment Implications

  • Alignment: Strong pay-for-performance design (AICP on adjusted EPS; PSUs on 3-year relative TSR/ROATCE) and robust governance (ownership requirements, clawback, anti-hedging/pledging) support shareholder alignment .
  • Retention risk: Multi-year RS vesting (2025–2027) and PSU cycles (2024–2026) create staggered value realization; double-trigger CIC terms mitigate forced turnover, though 1× non-CIC severance suggests standard retention economics at CCO level .
  • Trading signals: Insider policy severely restricts hedging/pledging; RS dividends accrue and PSUs accrue dividends (paid in shares upon earning), reducing incentives for premature selling; however, annual RS vesting may result in routine Form 4 tax-withholding sales—monitor filings for timing/size .
  • Execution risk: Credit trends (nonaccruals ~1.2%+, NCOs ~24–25 bps; allowance ~1.24–1.26%) underscore the importance of disciplined portfolio management; management commentary highlights proactive remediation and cautious structures—positive for risk-adjusted returns if sustained .

Note: This analysis is based on ONB’s 2025 DEF 14A and 2024 Form 10-K, plus 2025 earnings disclosures. For real-time insider trading/ownership changes, review current Form 4 filings and Section 16 reports.