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Culture as a risk lens: Evolving the art and science of fund research
In a world where black swan events are inevitable, the biggest differentiator is culture
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Women over 55 most likely to miss work due to mental health
Across all workers, stress, depression, and anxiety account for 55% of all working days lost
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US DEI rollbacks ‘likely to have meaningful impact in Europe’
78% of European investors say diversity is linked to financial outperformance
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Menopause Advisory Group formed to support women in work
Some 10% of women leave the workforce due to menopause, costing businesses £1.5bn every year
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Fund managers taking climate commitments more seriously but lag behind on DEI action
Fund managers should take a leadership role in driving DEI initiatives, says a recent Snowball survey
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The gender lens: What needs to be done to bridge the investment gap?
To mark International Women’s Day this month, we report on the gender gap in finance and how the industry can empower women to invest
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FCA and PRA axe plans to impose stricter DEI rules for financial services
Further information on the FCA’s work on non-financial misconduct is expected in June
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Women continue to lag behind men in financial education, confidence and literacy
Handelsbanken Wealth & Asset Management study reveals traditional gender roles remain stubbornly in place
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FTSE 350 surpasses gender target with women in 43% of board positions
Yet the UK’s 50 largest private companies need ‘a step up in their commitments’ as nine have no women on their boards at all
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ESG Out Loud: How Level 20 levels up women in private equity
‘As long as the momentum continues, we will reach our 20% goal to advance gender equality in private markets,’ says Gurpreet Manku
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Grameen Crédit Agricole Foundation and partners launch climate fund to empower women
The Women Empowerment for Climate fund is aiming to raise $100m for adaptation projects in Asia and Africa
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City Hive hires ex-Principal sales director Glendon to boost signatories
City Hive’s Stewardship Council are targeting 50 ACT signatories
