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Robert Quigley

Executive Vice President, Controller and Chief Accounting Officer at RADIAN GROUPRADIAN GROUP
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About Robert Quigley

Robert J. Quigley is Executive Vice President, Controller and Chief Accounting Officer of Radian (RDN); he has served as the company’s principal accounting officer since November 2018 and was RDN’s principal financial officer from December 2022 to May 2023. He joined Radian in 2009 and was appointed to his current role in August 2020; age 53 as disclosed in the 2025 proxy . Radian’s executive pay links to company performance via Short‑Term Incentive (STI) and Long‑Term Incentive (LTI) plans focused on Adjusted Book Value Per Share, adjusted diluted net operating income per share, adjusted pretax operating income, New Insurance Written, and a relative TSR modifier versus mortgage insurance peers; the 2023 STI corporate funding level was 120% based on 70% financial/30% strategic weighting .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
Radian Group Inc.EVP, Controller & Chief Accounting OfficerAug 2020–presentPrincipal accounting leadership and controls
Radian Group Inc.Principal Accounting OfficerNov 2018–presentCompany’s principal accounting officer
Radian Group Inc.Principal Financial Officer (interim)Dec 2022–May 2023Led finance function during transition
Radian Group Inc.SVP, Assistant Corporate ControllerJoined 2009Corporate accounting leadership
Radian Group Inc.SVP, Financial Planning & AnalysisNot disclosedFP&A leadership
Capmark Financial Group, Inc.Roles culminating in SVP, Chief Accounting Officer, North America10 years (pre‑2009)Led North America accounting for global CRE finance firm
KPMG US LLPPublic accounting/auditingNot disclosedFoundational accounting/audit experience
Ernst & Young LLPPublic accounting/auditingNot disclosedFoundational accounting/audit experience

External Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsNotes
None disclosed in RDN proxies for Quigley

Fixed Compensation

Metric202120222023
Base Salary ($)$325,000 $335,000 $350,000 (raised upon assuming PFO responsibilities)
All Other Compensation (2022) ComponentAmount ($)
Savings Plan Contributions18,300
Benefit Restoration Plan Contributions6,825
Imputed Income – Long‑term disability insurance2,530
Imputed Income – Life insurance787
Total All Other Compensation (2022)28,442

Performance Compensation

STI Awards20222023
Target STI Award ($)275,000 300,000 (target increased 9% YoY)
Actual STI Award ($)342,500 390,000
Payout (% of Target)125% 130%
2023 STI Corporate Funding LevelFinancial ObjectivesStrategic ObjectivesFunding Level
% Achieved and Weighting129% × 70% = 90% 100% × 30% = 30% 120% of target
LTI Program Design (applies to NEO awards)WeightingMetric/ConditionKey Terms
Performance‑based RSUs (BV RSUs)60% Growth in “LTI Book Value per Share” with Relative TSR Modifier vs MI peers (Enact, Essent, MGIC, NMI) 3‑year performance period; one‑year post‑vesting holding; double‑trigger change‑of‑control treatment
Time‑based RSUs40% Service vestingPro‑rata vest May 15 of three successive years for 2024 grants (2025–2027)

Equity Ownership & Alignment

Beneficial OwnershipAs of Mar 20, 2023As of Mar 25, 2024
Shares Beneficially Owned (#)59,150 78,339
Short‑Term Convertible/Exercisable (within 60 days of Mar 25, 2024)Count (#)
RSUs Convertible25,399
Options Exercisable7,620
Options Outstanding (at 2022 Fiscal Year‑End)Exercisable (#)Strike ($)Expiry
Option grant2,740 13.99 5/13/2023
Option grant2,470 15.44 6/16/2024
Option grant2,050 18.42 7/8/2025
Option grant3,100 12.16 5/10/2026
RSUs Outstanding (at 2022 Fiscal Year‑End)Units (#)Market Value ($)
Time‑based RSUs (footnote (2))2,086 39,780
Performance‑based RSUs (BV RSUs, footnote (3))21,800 415,726
Time‑based RSUs (footnote (4))2,767 52,767
Performance‑based RSUs (BV RSUs, footnote (5))13,880 264,692
Time‑based RSUs (footnote (6))4,540 86,578
Performance‑based RSUs (BV RSUs, footnote (7))14,980 285,669
Additional time‑based RSUs (footnote (6))10,000 190,700
Realized Equity Activity20222023
Options Exercised (#)2,740
Value Realized on Option Exercise ($)29,866
RSUs Vested (#)15,004 30,115
Value Realized on RSU Vesting ($)317,935 760,962
Dividend Equivalents Paid on RSU Vesting ($)23,590 69,092
  • Stock ownership guidelines: CEO 7× base salary; Other NEOs 2.5× base salary; performance‑based equity awards are not credited until period end; one‑year post‑vest hold for performance‑based awards; double‑trigger CoC; no dividends paid on unvested awards .
  • Anti‑hedging and anti‑pledging: Radian prohibits hedging and pledging (including short sales, options, margin accounts, or collateralized pledges) to safeguard alignment and reduce forced‑sale risks .

Employment Terms

Severance Economics (as of Dec 31, 2023)Termination w/o Cause or Good Reason (No CoC) ($)Termination w/o Cause or Good Reason (In Connection with CoC) ($)Death/Disability ($)
Cash Severance – Base Salary525,000 525,000
Cash Severance – Bonus (target)750,000 750,000
STI (award eligible/paid)390,000 390,000 390,000
Performance‑based RSUs (estimated value)598,865 985,514 654,482
Time‑based RSUs (accelerated value)375,732 467,694 467,694
Continued Health/Welfare Benefits16,457 16,457
Outplacement Services20,000 20,000
Total (illustrative sum of listed items)2,676,054 3,154,665 1,512,176
  • Company policy baseline: Other NEOs’ severance multiples are 1.5× the sum of base salary and target STI, plus pro‑rated target STI for year of termination; no excise tax gross‑ups; no accelerated payments solely upon CoC absent termination .
  • Agreements auto‑renew annually unless RDN gives ≥45 days’ notice; outplacement up to 12 months; Section 280G “best‑net” reductions may apply .

Performance Compensation – Detailed STI Structure

MetricWeightingTarget/Payout BasisVesting/Payment
STI (Company financial objectives)70% (2023) Company metrics set pre‑year; Quigley target $300,000; payout $390,000 (130%) Paid after year end; eligibility per STI plan
STI (Strategic execution)30% (2023) Strategic objectives assessed; contributes 30% to funding Paid after year end

Investment Implications

  • Pay‑for‑performance alignment: Quigley’s STI payouts at 125% (2022) and 130% (2023) reflect corporate over‑achievement, with funding driven by book value growth, adjusted operating earnings, and NIW—tying incentives to balance sheet value creation and underwriting discipline .
  • Retention and change‑of‑control: Double‑trigger treatment for performance RSUs and 1.5× severance multiple (salary + target STI) for non‑CEO NEOs support retention and mitigate sudden departure risk; 2023 severance scenario values indicate material unvested equity at risk .
  • Near‑term selling pressure windows: RSUs routinely vest and convert; Quigley realized vesting of 30,115 shares in 2023 and 15,004 in 2022, with dividend equivalents; 2022 grant footnotes indicate time‑based and BV RSUs scheduled to vest May 15, 2025, implying potential tax‑withholding related selling around that date .
  • Alignment safeguards: Strict anti‑hedging/anti‑pledging rules and one‑year post‑vest holding for performance RSUs reduce misalignment and forced sale risk, improving signal quality from insider transactions .
  • Ownership depth: Beneficial ownership rose to 78,339 shares by March 25, 2024, with 25,399 RSUs convertible and 7,620 options exercisable within 60 days, indicating tangible skin‑in‑the‑game plus scheduled equity conversion cadence relevant for monitoring insider flows .