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Wayne Stevens

President – Retail Banking (Trustmark Bank) at TRUSTMARKTRUSTMARK
Executive

About Wayne Stevens

Wayne A. Stevens serves as President – Retail Banking at Trustmark National Bank and is a Named Executive Officer (NEO). He has held this role since September 2011; his age is disclosed as 60 in the 2024 Form 10-K executive officer listing . Compensation outcomes in 2024 reflect near-max performance on company metrics: his annual cash incentive paid at 197.20% of target ($418,751), driven by strong EPS, efficiency ratio, NPAs and expense control metrics, with LOB expense also included for non-CEO NEOs . Company performance improved: adjusted net income from continuing operations rose to $186.3 million (diluted EPS $3.04) from $159.2 million ($2.60) in 2023, a 17.0% increase, while governance adopted a clawback policy in October 2023 and enforces stock ownership and anti-hedging/pledging policies .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
Trustmark National BankPresident – Retail BankingSep 2011–present Leads retail banking; subject to corporate EPS/efficiency/NPAs and LOB expense metrics under MIP

External Roles

  • No external directorships or outside roles for Wayne Stevens are disclosed in recent filings.

Fixed Compensation

Metric202220232024
Base salary paid ($)$400,975 $414,022 $420,533
Stock awards ($)$249,936 $247,110 $248,188
Non-equity incentive plan ($)$321,831 $266,435 $418,751
All other compensation ($)$48,287 $75,490 $74,829
Total ($)$1,021,029 $1,082,799 $1,162,301
2024 MIP DetailValue
Base salary in effect ($)$424,696
Target award (%)50% (unchanged from 2023)
Target award ($)$212,348
Actual payout (% of target)197.20%
Actual payout ($)$418,751
2024 Perquisites & Company ContributionsAmount ($)
Automobile allowance/use of company car$11,535
Dividends on unvested time-based RS$11,612
Club dues$10,464
401(k) match$20,700
NQDC Plan contributions$20,518
Total$74,829

Performance Compensation

2024 LTI Awards (Grant date 2/14/2024)Detail
PSUs at target ($)$125,000
PSUs at target (#)4,651
RSUs ($)$125,000
RSUs (#)4,650
PSU performance period1/1/2024–12/31/2026
RSU vesting3-year cliff on third anniversary
Valuation basis10-day avg closing price $26.88
2024 Corporate MIP Metrics (applied to NEOs)WeightThresholdTargetMaximumActualPayout factor
EPS (diluted)50%$2.16 $2.54 $2.92 $3.15 2.00×
Efficiency Ratio (Core)20%69.64% 66.32% 63.00% 62.70% 2.00×
NPAs/Total loans + ORE10%0.98% 0.82% 0.66% 0.65% 2.00×
Adjusted Non-Interest Expense (Core) ($mm)20%$521.825 $511.593 $501.361 $500.440 2.00×
Note: For non-CEO NEOsCorporate core expense 10% + LOB expense 10% (weightings)
PSU Earnout (2022–2024 performance cycle)Target PSUsActual PSUs earned
Wayne A. Stevens3,827 6,927 (181% vesting)

Equity Ownership & Alignment

Beneficial OwnershipAs of 02/01/2017As of 02/01/2023As of 01/31/2025
Shares beneficially owned39,046 41,716 55,666
% of shares outstanding<1% (not shown) <1% (not shown) <1% (not shown)
Outstanding Equity Awards at 12/31/2024Amount
Unvested RSUs (#)12,622
Market value of unvested RSUs ($)$446,441 (at $35.37)
Unearned PSUs at target (#)15,724
Market/payout value of unearned PSUs ($)$556,158 (at $35.37)
NoteNo options outstanding
  • Stock ownership guidelines: executives must hold stock equal to multiples of base salary (CEO 5x, Exec Strategy Committee 2x, other exec management 1.5x); Stevens meets his required minimum ownership level as of 2024 review .
  • Anti-hedging and pledging: hedging prohibited; directors/executives generally prohibited from pledging, and no current pledges exist .
  • Clawback: comprehensive executive clawback adopted October 24, 2023 per Rule 10D-1; recovery of incentive comp upon restatement (past 3 fiscal years) .

Employment Terms

Potential Payments (assumed event at 12/31/2024)Non-CIC terminationCIC termination
Severance$1,429,332
Restricted stock – accelerated vesting$451,115 $628,041
Executive Deferral Plan – incremental vesting$66,076
Health & welfare continuation$53,145
Total$451,115 $2,176,594
  • CIC agreements (2014 form): double-trigger; if terminated without cause or resigns for good reason within 2 years post-CIC, lump sum equals 2× (base salary at CIC + average bonuses of prior 2 years) plus 18 months of medical/dental/vision/group life coverage; includes 12-month non-compete/non-solicit when severance payable; “best net” excise tax approach; release required .
  • RSUs since 2024 are expressly double-trigger for vesting upon CIC; severance terms apply only with qualifying termination .
  • Executive Deferral Plan: Wayne’s annual retirement benefit is $100,000; 21 years credited; present value of accumulated benefit $925,015 at 12/31/2024 (some amounts vest over time) .
  • Non-Qualified Deferred Compensation (NQDC): 2024 executive contributions $66,609; company contributions $24,351; 2024 earnings $58,076; ending balance $759,051 .

Performance & Track Record

Value of $100 Investment (Total Shareholder Return)2020202120222023
Trustmark TSR ($)$82.09 $100.46 $111.19 $92.30
S&P 500 Regional Banks TSR ($)$95.47 $134.16 $99.93 $78.33
Adjusted Continuing Ops Performance20232024
Adjusted net income ($mm)$159.2 $186.3
Adjusted diluted EPS ($)$2.60 $3.04
Notable disclosureCommittee revised 2024 MIP targets in Sept 2024 to reflect major transactions (insurance sale gain, securities loss, mortgage sale, Visa C shares FV)

Investment Implications

  • Alignment: Near-max 2024 MIP payout (197.20% of target) aligns with strong EPS and efficiency outcomes; PSU framework emphasizes ROATE and relative TSR, with 181% vesting for the 2022–2024 cycle supporting long-term alignment .
  • Retention risk: Long tenure (since 2011) and double-trigger CIC agreements reduce involuntary departure risk; however, potential CIC payout of ~$2.18 million could incentivize exit under qualifying scenarios .
  • Selling pressure: Upcoming RSU cliffs (grants from 2/16/2022, 2/15/2023, 2/14/2024 vest on third anniversaries) total 12,622 RSUs at year-end 2024, potentially creating supply around 2025–2027 vest dates; PSU achievements convert to unrestricted shares, increasing float on vesting .
  • Governance and risk controls: No options outstanding (lower leverage risk), no pledging, hedging banned, and an SEC-compliant clawback policy in place; say-on-pay support >98% in 2024 underscores investor acceptance of the pay program .