Women make up 40% of boards at top UK companies for first time

FTSE 350 firms hit boardroom gender balance target three years early

The news is not all good. Despite progress in the number of women on boards of directors there are only nine female chief executives of FTSE 100 companies, according to a report.

Women make up 40% of boards at top UK companies for first time

Womens' share of board seats at Britain's 350 biggest listed companies reached 40 percent for the first time in 2022, a UK government-backed report on Tuesday showed, three years ahead of plan.

Women make up 40% of boards at top UK companies for first time

Women make up 40% of boards at top UK companies for first time

Womens' share of board seats at Britain's 350 biggest listed companies reached 40% for the first time in 2022, a UK government-backed report on Tuesday showed, three years ahead of plan.

Women in board roles at UK’s biggest listed firms above 40% for first time

Review shows only 10 of FTSE 350 companies still have all-male executive teams

FTSE 350 Hits Boardroom Gender Balance Target Three Years Early

Women now hold four out of ten board seats on FTSE 350 companies, hitting a gender diversity target three years ahead of their 2025 target, according to a report by FTSE Women Leaders Review.