BlackRock, JPMAM and Standard Life Aberdeen sign up for new 30% Club diversity push
Global asset managers with £10.5trn AUM
Asset managers including J.P Morgan Asset Management (JPMAM), BlackRock and Standard Life Aberdeen have backed a new initiative from the 30% Club to push for greater female representation on UK company boards.
As a McKinsey & Co report revealed financial services were in the "top quartile" for improvements in gender diversity (see below) 27 groups with £10.5trn in AUM have committed to pushing for 30% of women...
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