Esquire Financial Holdings: Pay

Esquire Financial Holdings paid its 5 named executives $10.5M in total in FY2025 (Dec). CEO Andrew C. Sagliocca was paid $3.8M of that.

Pay$100 in the stock at the end of FY21 → $326
CEO pay is from each proxy. The stock line is the value of $100 put in the stock at the start, from the price change of each fiscal year. Dividends are not in it.

Pay of each named executive

Andrew C. SaglioccaVice Chairman, Chief Executive Officer and President
FY2025 (Dec)
FY2024 (Dec)Not disclosed
FY2023 (Dec)Not disclosed
FY2022 (Dec)Not disclosed
4 years
Ari P. KornhaberExecutive Vice President, Head of Corporate Development
FY2025 (Dec)
FY2024 (Dec)Not disclosed
FY2023 (Dec)Not disclosed
FY2022 (Dec)Not disclosed
4 years
Eric S. BaderExecutive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer
FY2025 (Dec)
FY2024 (Dec)Not disclosed
FY2023 (Dec)Not disclosed
FY2022 (Dec)Not disclosed
4 years
Martin S. KornExecutive Vice President, Chief Technology & Operations Officer
FY2025 (Dec)
1 year
Michael LacapriaSenior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer
FY2025 (Dec)
1 year

CEO pay against the pay peers

In FY2025 (Dec), the median CEO pay of the 3 peers with pay on file was $2.0M. The CEO of Esquire Financial Holdings was paid $3.8M, 84% above the median.

  1. 1Metropolitan Bank Holding
  2. 2Esquire Financial Holdings
  3. 3Cass Information Systems
  4. 4Coastal Financial
  5. 5Cantaloupe, Inc.Not disclosed
  6. 6Community West BancsharesNot disclosed
  7. 7First Business Financial Services, Inc.Not disclosed
  8. 8Medallion Financial Corp.Not disclosed
  9. 9Meridian CorporationNot disclosed
  10. 10Northeast BankNot disclosed
  11. 11Provident Bancorp, Inc.Not disclosed
  12. 12Richmond Mutual Bancorporation, Inc.Not disclosed

Pay of each named executive comes from the Summary Compensation Table of each proxy statement. Realized pay adds the value of options used and stock that vested. CEO pay of each peer comes from its own Pay versus Performance table.