Plus500 Stock Incentives Under 2026 Scheme

Plus500 Stock Incentives reward executives through equity bonuses, reflecting strong performance and shareholder alignment growth. Senior executives at London-listed Plus500 (LON: PLUS) have been awarded over £20.5 million worth of Restricted Share Units (RSUs), long-term incentive plan (LTIP) awards and ordinary shares as part of the company’s “2026 Deferred Bonus Scheme.”

The broker’s Chief Executive Officer, David Zruia, and Chief Financial Officer, Elad Even-Chen, each received 231,328 shares. Based on Wednesday’s closing market price, the value of each allocation stood at nearly £8.5 million, with payments made in Israeli shekels.

FinanceMagnates.com previously reported that both Zruia and Even-Chen earned total remuneration of $4.97 million in the last financial year, comprising $1.09 million in fixed salary and $3.9 million in variable compensation.

Additional beneficiaries of the bonus scheme include Chief Marketing Officer Nir Zatz, Chief Technology Officer Al Yaros, Chief Regulation Officer Yevgeni Shtuckmeyster, Plus500 Israel CEO Erez Levy, Chief People Officer Eden Dahan and Vice President of R&D Or Rotem.

Compared with the CEO and CFO, the equity awards granted to other executives were significantly lower in value.

Zatz received 32,906 shares valued at around £120,000. Yaros and Shtuckmeyster were awarded shares worth approximately £830,000 and £450,000, respectively. Levy’s allocation amounted to about £270,000, while Dahan and Rotem received shares valued at roughly £325,000 and £556,000.

The bonus distribution followed a strong performance in Plus500’s share price, which climbed more than 41 per cent in 2025 and reached a record high. The stock continued its upward trend in December, setting a new all-time peak.

Company insiders have also demonstrated confidence in the broker’s market outlook. Last month, Chief Operating Officer Alon Cohen Naznin purchased 32,000 Plus500 shares.

Plus500 Stock Incentives Highlight Strong Performance

The London-listed broker has also drawn increasing attention from institutional investors. FinanceMagnates.com previously reported that Artemis Investment Management acquired a stake exceeding 5 per cent, while US-based Capital Group purchased a 5.44 per cent holding.

Regulatory disclosures show that BlackRock remains Plus500’s largest shareholder with an approximately 6 per cent stake, followed by JPMorgan, which owns 5.1 per cent.

Meanwhile, Plus500 is diversifying beyond its over-the-counter operations and expanding into the US futures market. The company reported $182.7 million in revenue for the third quarter of 2025, generating EBITDA of $82.7 million. Non-OTC activities accounted for about 15 per cent of total group revenue and contributed 18 per cent of newly acquired customers.

Over the past year, the broker has also completed the acquisition of an Indonesian brokerage and launched its first representative office in Colombia. In addition, it is pursuing a local licence in Chile and acquired an Indian derivatives broker for $20 million.

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