FTSE 100 lags AIM Index entrants on ethnically diverse CEOs
Twice as many new entrants to the AIM Index have an ethnically diverse CEO
Twice as many new entrants to the AIM Index have an ethnically diverse CEO
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Ethnic minority representation on FTSE 100 boards is growing this year but “progress remains slower in the key functional roles of boards” according to new data from the Parker Review
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An analysis of the boards of top UK companies reveals a continuing lack of black, Asian and minority ethnicity (BAME) representation.
While females now account for a third of board membership among the UK’s elite companies, a staggering 88% of their roles are in a non-executive capacity, finds DiversityQ.
Women now hold a third of FTSE 100 board roles, says Hampton-Alexander Review but smaller companies struggle.