The insurance industry has to start taking the necessary steps to affect change and ensure that diversity, equity and inclusion (DE&I) remains at the forefront of the agenda, says Amanda Blanc, group chief executive at Aviva.
Commencing the Association of British Insurers (ABI) Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Summit, Blanc opened up the conversation by stating that "nobody else out there is going to fix this problem for us" in relation to affecting change. She explained that in recent years, gender has had more focus than "any other aspects of diversity over the last decade." "You would expect to see a huge amount of progress on that fact, right? The Women in Finance Charter is now six years old, and in that time, the representation of women in senior management roles in financial services has increased by j...
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