'Defining moment' | Major UK firms hit boardroom gender balance target three years early, but some warn it's 'not enough'

Major UK firms hit boardroom gender balance target three years early, but some warn it's 'not enough'

Some of the UK's largest firms are making fast progress in boosting women’s representation on top company boards, with new data revealing that 40.2% of FTSE 350 Board positions are now held by women.

The findings come as part of the latest report by the Government-backed FTSE Women Leaders Review, sponsored by Lloyds Banking Group and KPMG, which was launched in Canary Wharf.

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