City Hive reveals founding firms line-up

Network for change

Natalie Kenway
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City Hive, the network for change in the investment management industry, has revealed the groups who have signed up as founding corporate members, as CEO Bev Shah calls on the community to collaborate.

After the second annual deadline passed for UK companies with over 250 employees to file Gender Pay Gap (GPG) reports, Shah has named seven firms that "span the ecosystem of the investment management world" as the first corporates to commit to City Hive. These include Hermes Investment Management, Pictet Asset Management, Mirabaud Asset Management, Eaton Vance Investment Management, Camarco, Gemini Investment and WHEB Asset Management.  Research reveals the scale of the diversity challenge facing asset management industry Shah said "We need openness to the idea that working practic...

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