Hargreaves Lansdown Plc Chief Executive Officer Chris Hill has volunteered to give up a bonus of as much as 2.1 million pounds ($2.6 million) as the fallout from fund manager Neil Woodford’s troubles continues, the Daily Mail reported, citing people at the company it didn’t identify. The decision to forgo the bonus was taken because Hargreaves Lansdown’s customers have been affected by the freezing of Woodford’s LF Woodford Equity Income fund, the newspaper said. Hargreaves Lansdown was a major backer of the embattled fund manager until he halted withdrawals from the fund at the end of May.