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Financial Report | Statutory Auditors’ Report on the Consolidated Financial Statements |

Consolidated

Financial Statements

| Statutory Auditors’ Report on the Financial Statements | Statutory Financial Statements

Note 20. Share-based compensation plans

Note 20.

Share-based compensation plans

20.1.

Impact on the Consolidated Statement of Earnings

(in millions of euros)

Note

Year ended December 31,

2014

2013

Charge/(Income)

Stock options, performance shares and bonus shares

9

15

Employee stock purchase plans

-

8

Stock Appreciation Rights (SAR)

-

1

Vivendi stock instruments

20.2

9

24

UMG equity unit plan

20.3

(17)

5

Charge/(Income) related to share-based compensation plans

(8)

29

Equity-settled instruments

9

23

Cash-settled instruments

(17)

6

20.2.

Plans granted by Vivendi

Vivendi grants several share-based compensation plans each year based

on Vivendi shares to officers and employees of the group: stock option

plans (without discount), performance share plans, as well as a capital

increase reserved for employees and retirees (classic and leveraged

plans).

In 2013, the Supervisory Board decided, upon the recommendation of

the Management Board and after the advice of the Human Resources

Committee, to stop granting stock option plans. In addition, in 2013,

Vivendi put into place a capital increase reserved for employees and

retirees (employee stock purchase and leveraged plans).

In 2014, due to the changes in the scope already completed or in

progress, Vivendi did not grant any annual plan to its employees and only

granted 380,000 performance shares to a member of the Management

Board and certain Executive Officers of its subsidiaries.

The accounting methods applied to value and recognize these granted

plans are described in Note 1.3.10. More specifically, the risk-free

interest rate applied is the rate of French fungible treasury bonds or

Obligations Assimilables du Trésor

” (OAT) with a maturity corresponding

to the expected term of the instrument at the valuation date, and the

expected dividend yield at grant date is based on Vivendi’s dividend

distribution policy.

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