Trustees admit their boards are lacking in diversity

James Phillips
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Pension fund trustees believe their boards are considerably lacking in age and ethnic diversity, a Baker McKenzie survey has found.

Only 7% of trustees believe their board membership has another breadth of voice from people of different ages, while the remaining 93% said it was "less than moderately diverse" in age. On gende...

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James Phillips

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