Exclusive research insights, deeper benchmarking data and proprietary analysis drawn from one of the most comprehensive employee share plan datasets in Asia.

2,6862,686

HKEX listed companies analysed in research

1414 years

Of cumulative data with the latest insights

8484%

HKEX listed companies using Employee share plans

 

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What are Asia's most advanced organisations doing differently with employee share plans?

Our latest research report examines how leading companies are using equity to support business performance, employee retention and long-term growth. Designed for boards, remuneration leaders and HR decision-makers, the report provides benchmarking, trends and practical insights to help you assess your current approach and identify new opportunities.

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    Plan Design trends

    How company size, growth stage and talent priorities are shaping plan design competition for talent.

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    Share awards growth

    Where share awards are gaining ground and what this could mean for your approach.

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    Industry benchmarking

    How equity practices compare across industries and workforce sizes.

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    Pre-lPO readiness

    Why pre-IPO companies are introducing equity earlier, and what listed-company readiness requires.

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    Complex plan management

    What to consider as more complex plans increase governance, compliance and administration demands.

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    Bonus insights pack

    Unlock additional benchmarking data, proprietary Computershare analysis and research findings not included in the public report.

Why this matters

As organisations grow, their workforce needs, plan structures, and governance requirements can become more complex. A plan that worked at an earlier stage may not remain suitable as business priorities change.

The findings can help you assess whether your current approach remains fit for purpose, how it compares with relevant peers, and where greater attention may be needed as your organisation grows or prepares to list.

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