Greater share and company performances with women on the board

6 August 2012 | 2 minutes read

According to a recent study by Credit Suisse Research Institute, share price performance at companies with at least one woman on the board have outperformed those without over the course of the past six years while also exhibiting higher returns on equity, lower leverage and higher valuations. The report evaluates the average financial metrics of companies with women on the…

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