Mandatory Retirement Date definition
Examples of Mandatory Retirement Date in a sentence
If such a notice is given, the Employment Period shall end on the day before the second Anniversary Date after the notice is given (or, if earlier, the Mandatory Retirement Date).
If the Board does not approve an extension of the Agreement for a given year, or if the Executive objects to such an extension, the Employment Period will end automatically, without the requirement of any notice or other action, on the day before the second Anniversary Date after the determination not to approve the extension (or, if earlier, the Mandatory Retirement Date).
Prorated Vesting for Officers who Terminate Due to Mandatory Retirement at Age 65: As of your Mandatory Retirement Date, a fractional portion of your Granted RSUs (and related Dividend Equivalent RSUs) shall vest.
However, if the Change in Control Date occurs within the 36-month period preceding the Executive’s Mandatory Retirement Date, the payment shall be reduced to an amount equal to the product of (i) the amount described in the preceding sentence and (ii) a fraction, the numerator of which is the number of months remaining until the Executive’s Mandatory Retirement Date (including for this purpose the month in which the Change in Control Date occurs), and the denominator of which is 36.
RSUs that vest as a result of your Mandatory Retirement Date shall be converted to AEP Common Stock and delivered to you as of your Mandatory Retirement Date in accordance with the section of this award agreement entitled Delivery of Shares of Common Stock, below.