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Exhibit 10.50 2013 10K

EXHIBIT 10.50

THE WASHINGTON TRUST COMPANY

ANNUAL PERFORMANCE PLAN 

The Annual Performance Plan has been established to achieve the objectives of the Bank while rewarding employees commensurate with individual performance and their combined contribution to the success of the Bank. 
It is expected that the program will:
		
	1.
	Effectively motivate employees to contribute to corporate profitability.

		
	2.
	Attract and retain a highly qualified workforce.

Eligibility
Participants of the Plan are full-time, part-time, and peak-time employees.  Summer and temporary employees are excluded from participation.  
New employees hired prior to October 1 will participate in the Plan immediately upon the date of hire.  No one will be allowed to enter the Plan for the current plan year after October 1.
Employees who participate in the other major incentive plans of the Bank, including but not limited to, the Retail Banking Incentive Plan, Outside Mortgage Originator Commission Program, Mortgage Lending Support Staff Bonus Plan, Merchant Sales Commission Program, Washington Trust Investors Incentive, Weston Financial Group Staff Bonus Plan, and Weston Financial Group Management Incentive Plan are excluded from the Plan.

Target Incentive Payments
Each participant will have a target incentive payment which is based upon a percentage of regular earnings for the year.  Target incentive levels are set based upon position.  
The target incentive will be modified based upon actual corporate and individual performance using the following weightings:  
	
			
	Title/
Position
	Corporate
Performance
	Individual 
Performance

	CEO/COO
	70%
	30%

	Vice Chairman, Senior EVP, EVPs and SVPs
	60%
	40%

	Director/Assistant Director of Internal Audit
	0%
	100%

	All Other Employees
	50%
	50%

The allocation to corporate performance may be reduced for any employee deemed to be a ‘loan originator’ under Regulation Z in order to comply with the limit on profit-based compensation for these individuals.
Corporate Performance Component
Corporate performance will be assessed based on three financial measures - Net Income, Earnings Per Share (EPS), and Return On Equity (ROE).  Each financial measure will receive equal weighting of one-third of the Corporate Performance Component. 
Performance targets for each measure will be set in advance of each plan year by management and approved by the Compensation and Human Resources Committee of the Board of Directors.  The actual payout for each of the financial measures will be measured separately and determined based on actual performance as follows:

	
		
	Performance 
Against Plan
	Payout as a 
Percent of Target

	< 80%
	0%

	80.0% to 82.4%
	50.0%

	82.5% to 87.4%
	62.5%

	87.5% to 92.4%
	75.0%

	92.5% to 97.4%
	87.5%

	97.5% to 102.4%
	100.0%

	102.5% to 107.4%
	112.5%

	107.5% to 112.4%
	125.0%

	112.5% to 117.4%
	137.5%

	117.5% +
	150%

The Compensation and Human Resources Committee will have the flexibility to change this leverage table prospectively at the beginning of each year as necessary to ensure appropriate awards are made, as well as to adjust the weightings annually to best reflect the needs of the Corporation. 
Any payouts made to an executive officer under the Corporate Performance Component of this Plan are intended to be Performance-Based Awards granted under Section 12 of the Washington Trust Bancorp, Inc. 2013 Stock Option and Incentive Plan and are subject to the requirements of said Section 12.  Accordingly, notwithstanding anything to the contrary herein, while the Compensation and Human Resources Committee retains the discretion to reduce the size of the payouts to an executive officer, it does not have the discretion to increase the size of payouts to any executive office under the Corporate Performance Component of this Plan. 
Individual Performance Component
In order for payments under the Individual Performance Component to be made, the weighted average of the financial metrics must be at least 80%.  Once that threshold level is achieved, actual payments will be based on the manager’s assessment of employee performance.
Individual performance will be determined based on job performance and achievement of personal objectives.  Each year, managers will set performance expectations and objectives for each participant.  At the end of the year, the manager will assess individual performance with consideration to both normal job duties as well as achievement of specific goals.
The manager will recommend a payment level of 0% to 150%, subject to the review of the appropriate senior manager, Human Resources, Executive Management (defined as the CEO and/or the COO) and/or Compensation and Human Resources Committee.  The decision of these parties will be considered final.  Any amounts not paid to a participant as a result of that participant not fully meeting individual goals or performance expectations may be reallocated to any employee who demonstrated extraordinary performance, at the recommendation of the appropriate senior manager, Human Resources, and Executive Management.

Administrative Details
		
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	The Board of Directors has delegated responsibility to the Compensation and Human Resources Committee for (a) establishing the annual terms of the Plan including target payout levels and the relationship of target payout levels to target profitability measures; and (b) authorizing payments, including the individual awards made to Executive Officers and senior management, and the aggregate awards made to all other employees. 

		
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	The Compensation and Human Resources Committee shall rely on the independent directors of the Board to assess the performance of the CEO and COO, and will consider this assessment in determining compensation for the CEO and COO.  The CEO and COO will present an assessment of the performance of other Executive Officers and senior managers, and the Committee will consider this assessment in determining compensation 

for these employees.  The Committee has delegated responsibility for determining performance for all other employees to the CEO, COO and appropriate members of management. 

		
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	Performance results will be based on GAAP earnings (excluding one-time acquisition-related expenses, if applicable) consistent with publicly released results.  If the Corporation is required to prepare an accounting restatement due to the material noncompliance with any financial reporting requirement under Federal securities laws, all Named Executive Officers will be required to reimburse the Corporation for any plan payment that would not have been earned based on restated financial results.

		
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	Incentive compensation will be paid as soon as practical after final results can be quantified.  Participants must be active employees or retirees of The Washington Trust Company on December 31st of the Plan year in order to qualify for payment.  Participants who terminate employment with the Bank (for reasons other than retirement) prior to December 31st of the Plan year will not be eligible to receive any payment from the Plan.  Employees who retire from eligible status will be eligible for a pro-rated payment payable after final results can be quantified.  All post-employment payments are at the discretion of Executive Management.

		
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	Plan earnings are based upon 26 biweekly pay periods.  In the event that there are 27 biweekly pay periods during a calendar year, only the last 26 biweekly pay periods will be considered.

		
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	This is not a tax qualified plan, which means that all payments are subject to ordinary taxation.  Individuals who are eligible to participate in The Washington Trust Company Nonqualified Deferred Compensation Plan may defer any or all of their Annual Performance Plan payment into that plan.

		
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	An individual is expected to fully meet all major job requirements in order to qualify for incentive compensation.  Once the incentive award (if any) has been determined, the actual award to be paid may be modified at the recommendation of the senior manager, Human Resources, and Executive Management to reflect individual performance.  The decision of these individuals will be considered final.

		
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	An individual is expected to be forthright and honest with regard to all items submitted in calculating incentive payments.  Any intent to deceive or defraud can result in disciplinary action up to and including termination.

		
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	Eligibility to participate in this program does not confer any right on the participant to continue in the employ of the Bank or limit, in any way, the right of the Bank to terminate at will.

		
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	A violation of Bank policy can result in loss of incentive compensation for both the employee and his/her manager, as well as loss of employment.

		
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	Regardless of the actual award levels determined by the plan parameters, Executive Management and the Compensation and Human Resources Committee reserve the right to modify any award.

		
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	The Compensation and Human Resources Committee and the Board of Directors reserve the right to suspend, modify or terminate the plan at any time.Exhibit 10.51 2013 10K

EXHIBIT 10.51

THE WASHINGTON TRUST COMPANY

WEALTH MANAGEMENT BUSINESS BUILDING 
INCENTIVE PERFORMANCE PLAN 

The primary responsibility of the Executive Vice President of Wealth Management is to increase revenues from the Wealth Management business line.  The intent of this incentive plan is to reward as the Wealth Management division meets and exceeds performance targets.

INCENTIVE STRUCTURE
There is a target payment of $90,000, with range of 0% to 150% based upon actual performance.  
Performance will be measured in terms of achieving targeted levels of pre-tax earnings, revenues, and net new assets under management, with each metric having equal weighting.  Net new assets under management will be inclusive of all cash flows including, but not limited to, new business, solicited additions/upgrades, lost business, contributions, and distributions.  This will be measured by taking the change in net assets under management, less market appreciation/depreciation and investment income.  Pre-tax earnings results will be net of any payment under this or any other incentive plan.
Performance goals will be mutually agreed upon, and will likely represent at least 10% growth in pre-tax earnings and revenues over the prior year, and the net new assets under management needed to support that level of growth.  Goals should be achieved through organic growth in the existing product lines, excluding any revenue or asset growth through acquisitions or mergers.  Goals and/or results may be adjusted to reflect extraordinary events, including, but not limited to, acquisitions or mergers.  Performance will be assessed based upon the combined performance of the Wealth Management product lines including Washington Trust Investors, Weston Financial, and Client Services.  
The plan payment is determined by assessing achievement of each metric individually against the performance grid below, and averaging the results.  The target payment is multiplied by this average to determine final payment under the plan. 
	
		
	Performance vs. Plan
	Payout as a % of Target

	< 70%
	0%

	70% to 77.4%
	25%

	77.5% to 82.4%
	50.0%

	82.5% to 87.4%
	62.5%

	87.5% to 92.4%
	75.0%

	92.5% to 97.4%
	87.5%

	97.5% to 102.4%
	100.0%

	102.5% to 107.4%
	112.5%

	107.5% to 112.4%
	125.0%

	112.5% to 117.4%
	137.5%

	117.5% +
	150%

If the Corporation is required to prepare an accounting restatement due to the material noncompliance with any financial reporting requirement under the Federal securities laws, all participants will be required to reimburse the Corporation for any plan payment that would not have been earned based on the restated financial results.

PRINCIPAL PROVISIONS
Term of the Program
The term of this program is one year.  This plan supersedes all previous plans for participants.  
Eligible Participants
The Executive Vice President of Wealth Management is the only participant in this program.  This incentive is in addition to his incentive under the Annual Performance Plan.
Administration
The Board of Directors has responsibility for establishing goals and determining plan payments.  The Board has delegated responsibility for review of plan parameters, goals and payments to the Compensation and Human Resources Committee.  
Plan payments will be determined by the Compensation and Human Resources Committee.  Regardless of the actual award levels determined by the plan parameters, the Bank reserves the right to reduce the size of any award. The decisions of the Compensation and Human Resources Committee will be considered final, binding, and conclusive on all parties. Payments under this Plan are intended to be Performance-Based Awards under Section 12 of the Washington Trust Bancorp, Inc. 2013 Stock Option and Incentive Plan and are subject to the requirements of said Section 12. 
The Board of Directors and/or the Compensation and Human Resources Committee reserves the right to suspend, modify or terminate the plan at any time.
Individual Performance and Incentive Payments
An individual is expected to fully meet all major job requirements in order to qualify for incentive compensation.  An individual is expected to be forthright and honest with regard to all items submitted in calculating incentive payments.  Any intent to deceive or defraud can result in disciplinary action up to and including termination.  
Compliance with all Bank and/or Department policies and procedures is essential.  This includes, but is not limited to, the following of investment policies and the proper and timely documentation of all work.  Any violation of Bank policy can result in loss of incentive compensation as well as loss in employment.  
Payment
Incentive compensation will be paid as soon as practical after final results can be quantified.  Participants must be active employees or retirees of The Washington Trust Company on December 31st of the Plan year in order to qualify for payment.  Participants who terminate employment with the Bank (for reasons other than retirement) prior to December 31st of the Plan year will not be eligible to receive any payment from the Plan.  Employees who retire from eligible status will be eligible for a pro-rated payment.  Post-employment payments are at the discretion of Compensation and Human Resources Committee.
This is not a tax qualified plan, which means that all payments are subject to ordinary taxation.  Participants may defer any or all of the Plan payment into The Washington Trust Company Nonqualified Deferred Compensation Plan.
Claims To Awards And Employment Rights
Eligibility to participate in this program does not confer any right on the participant to continue in the employ of the organization or limit, in any way, the right of the employer to terminate at will.

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