LONDON, March 1 — Britain’s biggest-listed companies together have boards consisting of 40 per cent women, hitting a government-backed target three years early, a survey...
LONDON, March 1 — Britain’s biggest-listed companies together have boards consisting of 40 per cent women, hitting a government-backed target three years early, a survey showed yesterday.
It also had Britain in second place behind France when compared internationally with 11 countries seeking to improve gender balance in boardrooms.
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