What does the law say about linking pay to identity politics?

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The Financial Conduct Authority and the the Bank of England want to speed up progress in making the City of London more diverse, in a step they said could help to boost the safety and soundness of UK banks and investment firms.

Their suggestion is to make senior business executives have their pay linked to progress in making their workforces more diverse and inclusive.

But what does the law say about linking pay to identity politics?

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