Number of FTSE 100 ethnic minority CEOs rises as board representation improves
The number of ethnic minority CEOs in FTSE 100 companies nearly doubled in the last year, as representation in boards slightly improved
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The number of ethnic minority CEOs in FTSE 100 companies nearly doubled in the last year, as representation in boards slightly improved
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Few stock market investors will miss 2023. It has been yet another year of disappointment in which the FTSE 100 has risen by an insignificant 2pc or so.
Markets have responded passively to the Autumn Statement today (22 November), as the policy reforms announced had been mostly priced in.
UK shares have fallen as poor company results combined with a sell-off of US government bonds as markets prepare for interest rates to remain higher for longer.