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Industry shifts toward executive gender balance

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The number of women on the executive teams of insurance companies has increased by a fifth, a study by the Association of British Insurers has found.

The ABI’s second annual talent and diversity survey – which looked at the insurance and long-term savings workforce and covered more than 103,000 staff this year – found that women now make up 27% of

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