Ronit Maor: Insurance needs more female CFOs

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’The CFO role has historically been perceived as a power role, [meaning] that in order to do it you need to be tough and aggressive,’ says chief financial officer

In the insurance sector female chief financial officers (CFOs) only accounted for 16% of the UK total in 2023, equating to just 63 out of 390.

That was according to specialist employment law firm GQ Littler, which published its data at the end of last year (18 December 2023).

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