Global Financial Firms Far From Reaching Gender Balance

The video discusses gender parity in global financial institutions, highlighting the findings of the Gender Balance Index. Despite some progress, gender balance remains a challenge, with structural barriers hindering women's advancement. The report suggests targeted policies and incentives to promote diversity. It also compares global efforts, noting that smaller economies with supportive policies perform better. The video concludes with a discussion on Europe's economic challenges and the ECB's role in recovery.

What percentage of leading global financial institutions have achieved gender balance according to the new report?

• 50%

• 25%

• 10%

• Less than 1%

Which regions and systems are noted for doing well in terms of gender balance?

• Africa and the South African Reserve Bank

• Europe and the Federal Reserve System

• Asia and the Bank of Japan

• South America and the Central Bank of Brazil

What is identified as a persistent structural problem in achieving gender balance?

• Economic instability

• Structural barriers to women's progression

• Cultural differences

• Lack of education

What type of policies are few institutions implementing to promote diversity and inclusion?

• Quotas for interviews and boards

• Flexible working hours

• More vacation days

• Higher salaries

What factor is mentioned as contributing to better gender balance in small economies?

• Better technology

• Higher GDP

• More natural resources

• Smaller population

Which countries are noted for having supportive childcare benefits that contribute to better gender balance?

• China and India

• Iceland and Scandinavian countries

• Brazil and Argentina

• United States and Canada

What is identified as a main determinant of economic recovery in Europe?

• Tourism

• Vaccine rollout program

• Trade agreements

• Interest rates