Poland is ahead of Germany, Belgium or France in terms of the share of women in management boards of listed companies, according to a report by advisory Deloitte. In Poland, women constitute 12.2% of listed companies' management line-ups compared to Germany's 10.5%, Belgium's 5.8% and France's 9.5%. Poland's share is the same as in the U.S. Still, merely 6% of companies quoted on the Warsaw Stock Exchange (WSE) are headed by female presidents, Deloitte also noted. |
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