Depending on the outcome of talks among Nine Entertainment Co's hedge fund owners about how much of Nine they will sell into an upcoming float, the company's chief executive David Gyngell could wind-up with over $25 million worth of shares, according to The Australian Financial Review.
Mr Gyngell is expected to hold a 1-2% stake in Nine, as company stock is expected to form a substantial part of his remuneration. It is expected he will be forced to hold the stake for three years after the listing.
