Virgin Money boss Jayne-Anne Gadhia wants more women to rise to the top in finance and made headlines with her call for bonuses to be pegged to firms’ gender-balance recordWhen a stream of senior City women lined up external 11 Downing Street final week the draw was not an audience with the man – George Osborne – whose official residence is behind the distinctive black door,but with a woman: Jayne-Anne Gadhia.
The boss of Virgin Money, asked by the chancellor what could be done about the fact that fewer women get to the top in banking, or fund management and insurance than in any other sector,was there to set out her bold views on gender balance.
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Source: theguardian.com