Sexism in the City: “Talking to women, nothing seems to have changed”

In the week of International Women’s Day, and with the Sexism in the City inquiry under way, we look at non-financial misconduct and the role of the regulators.

Frustration has been the omnipresent theme of the Treasury Select Committee’s ‘Sexism in the City’ inquiry, with evidence sessions spotlighting the slow progress to address sexual harassment and misogyny faced by women across the financial services industry against the backdrop of recent high-profile cases. According to the Chair of

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