The London Stock Exchange chairman Donald Brydon, under intense fire from activist investors calling for his removal, has received the backing of shareholder advisory group, Institutional Shareholder Services, ahead of a vote on his future.
TCI, the fund manager for Sir Christopher Hohn's Children's Investment Fund, which owns a five per cent stake in the stock exchange, “has not made a sufficiently convincing case for the immediate removal” of LSE Chairman Donald Brydon, proxy adviser ISS said in a report published on Wednesday.