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Lara Pedley, ISC Group; Melissa Collett, CII, Abina Kealy, Partner Re; Lisa Bartlett, Crawford & Company; Shruti Deshmukh, RMS; Marisa Savage, PwC Bermuda

26 July 2022Reinsurance

No ‘silver bullet’ for slow gender equality progress in insurance

While representation is improving, progress towards gender equality remains frustratingly slow. Last year, Swiss Re Institute research found that women represented about a fifth of re/insurance company executives in 2019 and only 10 percent of CEOs.

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