A female bank executive has been awarded £4 million ($7.7m) in compensation after her boss repeatedly fobbed her off with the words: "Not now Stacey". British broker Stacey Macken, 48, said she was routinely belittled by her male superiors, subjected to sexist pranks and paid hundreds and thousand less than her male peers. Her victory in Central London Employment Tribunal this week marked the end of a long battle against French bank BNP Paribas. Macken's line boss, Denis Pihan, was singled out in the judgment for the infuriating and humiliating tactic he used to avoid interaction with her. Pihan would say: "Not now, ... (full story)