
Top 5 Equity Vesting Awards For July
Here are the top five awards for July, a list that includes top executives in media, retail and technology, according to Equilar, an executive compensation data firm.
See which executives made the list. (Hint: One just purchased a Hawaiian island.)

No. 5: Scott Greenstein, President and Chief Content Officer, Sirius XM Radio Inc.
Option Vesting Value: $9.996 Million
Grant consists of one option grant with 25% vesting.
2011 Total Pay: $2.26 Million
(Calculated as the sum of salary, cash bonus, grant-date value of stock and option awards, and all other compensation.)

No. 4: Mark Parker, President and CEO, Nike Inc.
Option Vesting Value: $5.09 Million
Stock Vesting Value: $5.28 Million
Consists of annual stock option grants, with 25% vesting, and annual restricted stock grants, with 1/3 vesting.
2011 Total Pay: $11.03 Million
(Calculated as the sum of salary, cash bonus, grant-date value of stock and option awards, and all other compensation.)

No. 3: Ralph Lauren, Chairman and CEO, Ralph Lauren Corp.
Option Vesting Value: $5.8 Million
Stock Vesting Value: $14.6 Million
Comprised of annual stock option grants, with 1/3 vesting of three grants with 100,000 options each. Also includes one restricted stock unit of 100,000 units cliff vesting.
2011 Total Pay: $36.33 Million
(Calculated as the sum of salary, cash bonus, grant-date value of stock and option awards, and all other compensation.)

No. 2: Safra Catz, President and CFO, Oracle Corp.
Option Vesting Value: $24.73 Million
Comprised of annual stock option grants, with 25% vesting of three grants that each include 5 million options.
2011 Total Pay: $42.1 Million
(Calculated as the sum of salary, cash bonus, grant-date value of stock and option awards, and all other compensation.)

No. 1: Larry Ellison, CEO, Oracle Corp.
Option Vesting Value: $34.62 Million
Comprised of annual stock option grants, with 25% vesting of three grants that each include 7 million options.
2011 Total Pay: $77.56 Million
(Calculated as the sum of salary, cash bonus, grant-date value of stock and option awards, and all other compensation.)
Ellison, who is a billionaire, just sealed a deal to buy the Hawaiian island Lanai last month.








