Glass ceiling remains unbroken for female board members

  • Only 113 women hold FTSE 100 directorships, compared to 834 men
  • The number of firms with female executive directors is down to 15
  • There are only four female CEOs in the FTSE 100

A new report has revealed that the number of directorships held by women on FTSE 100 corporate boards has stagnated in the past year, causing many to ask whether the UK is failing female leaders.

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