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Research from the National University of Singapore (Korn Ferry Diversity Score Card) shows that companies benefit from gender equality, specifically the presence of women on their boards of directors.
Companies with at least 10% female representation on their boards reportedly have better financial performance than those with less than 10%. Over a three-year period, companies with ?10% female board representation consistently showed higher Return on Equity (ROE).
This article was produced in partnership with Investing in Women, an initiative of the Australian Government that promotes women’s economic empowerment in Southeast Asia.
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