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  • Quilter CEO Steve Levin sees pay package top £4m in 2025

    Quilter CEO Steven Levin earned a total remuneration package of £4.15m in 2025, according to the company's annual report.

  • SJP proposes CEO remuneration boost as pay falls

    The remuneration committee at wealth manager St James's Place has proposed increasing the potential bonus for CEO Mark Fitzpatrick from 200% to a maximum of 250% of base salary following a fall in his total remuneration package in 2025.

  • Planner salaries and bonuses rise for 12th consecutive year

    The survey was carried out by Paul Harper search

    Average basic salaries, total earnings and bonuses continued to rise in 2025, the twelfth consecutive year of increases, according to a new report.

  • 43 FCA staff paid more than £200,000 last year

    A total of 43 FCA staff were paid more than £200,000 each last year, analysis of the regulator’s annual report by Financial Planning Today has revealed.

  • Hargreaves corrects CEO’s £2.5m pay package

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  • SJP CEO sees £325,000 cut in earnings

    Andrew Croft
  • FCA tells firms to review pay with diversity in mind

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  • Hargreaves Lansdown CEO bonus halves

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  • Dual-regulated firms may see remuneration rule change

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  • Pay bumps for FCA's CEO and senior execs

    FCA CEO Nikhil Rathi received a 3.3% increase in his total remuneration in 2023/34 - in line with salary increases for many FCA staff, according to the FCA's Annual Report.

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