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Women more likely than men to become heads of sustainability
Credit Suisse report also finds women represent almost 24% of corporate boardrooms globally
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Companies with thriving culture see double rate of return
UK CEOs missing opportunity to prioritise culture, says global study
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Industry D&I will ‘struggle’ without good governance
CFA Institute report says asset managers should establish D&I committees and inclusive leadership councils
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Investment firms link CEO pay to D&I metrics
CFA Institute report reveals investment firms are elevating their D&I practices
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‘Breaking the Wall Street stigma’: Highlights from Women in Asset Management US Summit
The 2021 Women in Asset Management Summit US explored the D&I work that’s still needed, and why education is key to encourage more diverse applications
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Gap takes BlackRock’s top spot as most diverse firm
Refinitiv’s annual index shows diversity and inclusion progress stalled in some areas despite it rising up the agenda
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10,000 Black Interns: ‘It’s not too late to make a difference’
Donatus Gyato shares an insight into his internship with Investec as part of the 10,000 Black Interns initiative
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reboot.: Mentoring is key to better representation
Citi’s Joseph Sidibe says minorities need more exposure in school and beyond
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Not adapting to hybrid working is a business risk
City Hive’s Bev Shah says flexible working attracts diverse talent, satisfies clients and can reduce pollution
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Banning unvaccinated workers from office could lead to discrimination claims
There may be a number of reasons why staff may not have been vaccinated
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Women directors paid 73% less than men
New Street Consulting Group found the average pay for FTSE100 women directors is £237,000 whereas for men it stands at £875,900


