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Emily Hill

Chief Financial Officer at Replimune Group
Executive

About Emily Hill

Emily Hill, age 45, has served as Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of Replimune since September 18, 2023, after prior roles including CFO at PTC Therapeutics and investor relations positions at Warner Chilcott and Genzyme, with an MBA (Finance) from Fordham, an MS in Pharmacology from Tufts, and a BA from Hamilton College . During her tenure, company “pay-versus-performance” disclosures show Replimune’s cumulative TSR (value of $100 invested 3/31/2022) improved from 48.12 in FY2024 to 57.42 in FY2025 .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
PTC TherapeuticsChief Financial Officer2019–2023 Supported transition from development stage to multi-product commercial company
PTC TherapeuticsVarious finance/IR roles2013–2019 Built investor relations and finance capabilities during growth
Warner ChilcottDirector, Investor RelationsLed IR until acquisition by Actavis for ~$8.5B
GenzymeSenior Manager, Investor RelationsAdvanced investor communications at large-cap biotech
Summer Street PartnersBiotech Equity Research AssociateSell-side research experience

External Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsNotes
No external directorships disclosed

Fixed Compensation

MetricFY 2024FY 2025
Base Salary ($)266,538 516,500
Target Bonus (% of Salary)40% 40%
Actual Bonus Paid ($)95,953 (90% of target) 235,524 (114% of target)

Performance Compensation

Annual Cash Incentives

MetricFY 2024FY 2025
Bonus formulaCompany and individual objectives; discretionary payout by Compensation Committee Company and individual objectives; discretionary payout by Compensation Committee
Target (% salary)40% 40%
Actual vs Target90% 114%
Payout ($)95,953 235,524

Equity Performance Awards (PSUs/RSUs)

Grant TypeMetricTargetVesting/ConditionStatus as of 3/31/2025
Performance-Based RSUsFDA approval of first BLA for RP1 by June 30, 202626,665 RSUs Vest upon event; valuation shown assuming 100% attainmentUnvested; condition-based
Time-Based RSUs (May 2025 grant)Service-based26,665 RSUs 25% on May 15, 2025; remaining in three annual installments to May 15, 2028Partially scheduled; time-based
Time-Based RSUs (Aug 2023/2024 grant)Service-based83,330 RSUs; 25% vested on Aug 15, 2024; remainder annually to Aug 15, 2027Service-based vesting62,498 unvested, MV $1,124,964

Equity Ownership & Alignment

  • Beneficial ownership (as of June 30, 2025): 123,418 shares comprised of 36,857 common shares and 86,561 options exercisable within 60 days; none of Emily Hill’s shares are pledged .
  • Ownership as % of shares outstanding: 123,418 / 77,807,174 ≈ 0.16% (calculated; shares outstanding as of record date) .
  • Hedging/pledging policy: Company prohibits hedging and pledging by employees and directors .

Outstanding Equity Awards (as of March 31, 2025)

InstrumentExercisableUnexercisableStrikeExpirationVesting Schedule
Stock Options (Grant 9/18/2023)46,87578,125$18.009/18/203325% at 1-year anniversary (9/18/2024) then monthly to 9/18/2027
Stock Options (Grant 4/1/2024)020,000$7.734/1/203425% on 4/1/2025; remainder monthly to 4/1/2028
Stock Options (Grant 4/1/2024)060,000$7.734/1/203425% on 4/1/2025; remainder monthly to 4/1/2028
RSUs (Aug 2023/2024 grant)62,49825% on 8/15/2024; remainder annually to 8/15/2027
RSUs (May 2025 grant)26,66525% on 5/15/2025; remainder annually to 5/15/2028
Performance RSUs26,665Vest upon RP1 BLA approval by 6/30/2026

Note: Initial equity at hire (9/18/2023): option to purchase 125,000 shares at $18.00 and RSUs for 83,330 shares (25% vest 8/15/2024, remainder annually) granted outside the 2018 Plan but with plan-consistent terms .

Employment Terms

TermDetail
Start dateSeptember 18, 2023
Base/Target Bonus at hire$495,000 base; 40% target bonus
Severance (no cause/good reason)12 months base salary paid in installments + COBRA reimbursements up to 12 months (earlier of eligibility or COBRA expiration), subject to release
Change-of-control (double-trigger within 1 year)12 months base salary + target bonus paid in installments + COBRA reimbursements up to 12 months, subject to release
Covenants1-year post-termination non-compete and non-solicit; confidentiality
280G“Best net” cutback only if reduction increases net after-tax benefit
ClawbackCompany-wide compensation recoupment policy adopted Nov 20, 2023; covers restatement-related recovery under Nasdaq rules

Additional Notes on Compensation Governance

  • Independent compensation consultant (Pearl Meyer) engaged; committee independence affirmed .
  • Company adopted anti-hedging and pledging prohibitions for insiders .
  • 2018 Omnibus Incentive Compensation Plan evergreen amendment to increase annual share pool auto-refresh from 4% to 5%, subject to stockholder approval (potential dilution consideration) .

Performance & Track Record

MeasureFY 2023FY 2024FY 2025
Company cumulative TSR (value of $100 invested on 3/31/2022)104.00 48.12 57.42
Net Income (Loss) (millions)(174.3) (215.8) (247.3)

As a pre-commercial biotechnology company, net income is not used to determine executive compensation per disclosures .

Insider Transactions and Selling Pressure

  • We scanned DEF 14A and 8-K filings for Form 4 details but did not find transaction-level disclosures; Form 4 filings are typically filed separately by insiders and were not available in the documents queried here. Outstanding vesting schedules (above) indicate potential periodic RSU settlements and monthly option vesting which can create mechanical selling or net-share withholding events around vest dates .
  • Anti-hedging and pledging policy reduces risk of misaligned hedging strategies .
  • None of Emily Hill’s disclosed beneficial holdings are pledged .

Investment Implications

  • Pay-for-performance alignment: A meaningful portion of compensation is equity-based with performance RSUs explicitly tied to RP1 BLA approval by June 30, 2026, creating event-driven alignment with foundational value milestones .
  • Retention risk: One-year non-compete/non-solicit and 12-month severance, with double-trigger CoC protection (salary + target bonus), suggests moderate retention security; severance terms are competitive but not lavish (no tax gross-ups) .
  • Ownership/skin-in-the-game: Beneficial ownership of 123,418 shares (0.16% of outstanding; calculated) supports alignment; none pledged and hedging prohibited, reducing red-flag risk .
  • Dilution watch: Proposed 2018 Plan evergreen increase (4%→5%) indicates ongoing equity usage across the organization; monitor dilution, burn rate, and grant mix (options vs. RSUs/PSUs) .
  • Near-term selling pressure: Time-based RSUs and monthly option vesting could lead to periodic net-share settlements or sales for tax; monitor vest calendars (May 15 and August 15 cycles) for potential supply overhangs .