Europe Central Bank Goes for Gender Quotas


Publicado dia 31/08/2020 às 03:33


While a majority of private economists surveyed by Bloomberg say Janet Yellen is the most qualified and most likely candidate to run the Fed, banking remains a man’s world. This is why the European Central Bank today announced plans to introduce gender quotas for top levels of management. Its nonbinding goal is for women to occupy 28 percent of senior management positions at the bank and 35 percent of middle management positions by 2019, up from 14 percent and 17 percent.

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