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Man Group aims to have 25% women in senior management by 2020
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U.K.-based asset manager Man Group PLC aims to increase the number of women in senior management roles to 25% by December 2020 and 33% over the medium term.
The company reported an increase in female representation in senior roles to 22% in 2018, up from 16% in 2016.
"It is very easy to pay lip service to diversity. However, to see real change, we need to take action across the industry," Man Group Chief Administrative Officer Robyn Grew said.