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The SBF 120 stands out for its ESG commitment
France is moving faster than American and British boards, and far faster than German ones, which lag well behind, according to the IFA-Ethics & Boards barometer.
France makes patchy progress on pay and promotions for women
Setting quotas for female board members has been greeted as a success, but there is still a lot to prove.
Asset managers play their part in bringing women onto boards and executive committees
By voting against male directors or against nomination committee chairs, shareholders make up for the absence of regulatory obligation.
Diversity in asset management: the war for talent rages
Asset managers are working to attract more women and a wider range of backgrounds and cultures. The fourth edition of the Gender Diversity Index in asset management, produced by L'Agefi with Ethics & Boards, shows women's share of boards and executive committees rising steadily.
SBF 120: 43.6% women in governance, three at the head of a CAC 40 group
For the first time, three women will lead a CAC 40 heavyweight. Ten years after the Copé-Zimmermann law imposed quotas for women on boards, the road to economic power has been long.
Companies: parity advances slowly but surely in leadership bodies
On Friday, Christel Heydemann was appointed chief executive of Orange, becoming one of only two women to lead a CAC 40 group. Women's presence is growing all the same — slowly.
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