After facing some tough criticism in recent years, many leading companies in the financial services industry are prioritizing building a pipeline of diverse talent of women. The goal isn’t just to get women hired at finance firms; it’s also to create a career path where women can receive promotions and have a fair shot at senior management roles.
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