82% of women felt comfortable voicing their opinions, and that their opinions were measured by their credibility, knowledge and approach in...

A study by Catalyst found that women face several barriers to being heard in boardrooms, including being interrupted, having their ideas di...

In the study titled 'Corporate India: Women on boards', proxy advisory firm Institutional Investor Advisory Services (IiAS) on Tuesday said...

Part of the credit for this improvement goes to multiple initiatives taken by the Indian government and regulatory bodies. Yet, there's muc...

India sees more women in leadership roles but boardroom diversity progressing at a snail’s pace, the Deloitte Global’s Women in the boardro...

India's top B-schools enrolled highest number of female students for flagship course; overall percentage of women rose to 33.5% this year.

Brenda Trenowden, Global Chair at 30% Club, talks about better gender balance on boards and the challenges.

Corporate boardrooms may be diversifying, or at least attempting to do so lately.

The full intended benefits of the law are yet to kick in as nearly 25% of the women appointees on boards are family members of the owners.

The percentage of women in top leadership roles is even lower as they constituted 3.2 per cent of board chairs in India in 2016 while the g...

In the report, while more than 60% respondents said that much needs to be done in order to enhance diversity in boards in terms of gender a...

Women make up 14.1 per cent of CFOs globally, with Emerging Asia -- China in particular -- leading with a 22 per cent female representation...

Only three countries – India, Malaysia and Australia - showed significant improvement in broadening women representation on boards across c...

Companies with digital acumen on the board will be better placed to embrace and exploit new technologies to drive productivity and performa...

Experts are of the opinion that it is a commendable step towards bringing in gender diversity and having companies re look at the available...

There are now 192 female directors out of 1,110 in the top 100 firms, and the proportion is lower among FTSE 250 companies — up from 6.7% i...