She added: вЂњStacey was visibly upset and confided in me that she felt really uncomfortable working with those male colleagues, knowing that one of them had purposefully gone out of their way to leave a witchвЂ™s hat on her desk.вЂќДЄnother boss, Denis Pihan, was accused of routinely demeaning her by replying вЂњnot now, StaceyвЂќ when she tried to talk to him. His former PA, Georgina Chapman, told a tribunal: вЂњIn October 2013, a large Halloween-style black witchвЂ™s hat was left on Stacey MackenвЂ™s desk after some of the prime brokerage team, including Matthew Pinnock, had gone drinking at the pub towards the end of the day.вЂќ Within months of joining, she claimed she was exposed to sexist behaviour involving one of her bosses in the prime brokerage team, Matt Pinnock. The London Central tribunal heard that Macken, previously a vice-president at Deutsche Bank, was hired by BNP in Paribas in 2013.Д«ut unknown to her, a man hired with the same job title and responsibilities was being paid ВЈ160,000. The employment judge, Emma Burns, criticised MackenвЂ™s bosses for acting вЂњspitefully and vindictivelyвЂќ and increased her compensation because the bank failed to apologise to her. Macken won ВЈ2,081,449 after suing the international bank, reportedly one of the largest awards ever made by a British tribunal. The ВЈ120k-a-year finance specialist claimed that over a four-year period she received hundreds of thousands of pounds less than her male peers in salary and bonuses and that after she complained, managers targeted her with unfair treatment.

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