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Better gender balance correlates with higher ratings

North American companies with a higher share of female directors on their boards also have higher credit ratings for their debt, according to analysis by Moody’s.

  • By GlobalCapital
  • 12 Sep 2019
It found that the five companies with its highest credit rating (Aaa) had the least uneven gender balance, with an average of 28% of their board seats taken by women. The gender balance tended to worsen in line with the credit rating, with women making up just one ...

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