Soros Fund's Fitzpatrick Is an Exception on Wall Street

The video discusses the role of women in finance, highlighting a Morningstar study showing that women made up 14% of global fund managers in 2020, a figure unchanged since 2000. It predicts gender parity in corporate leadership by 2060. The presence of women in management is linked to better decision-making. Christine Lagarde suggests that male dominance in banking contributed to the 2008 financial crisis, implying that a more gender-balanced industry might have prevented it.

What impact does increasing the number of women managers have on decision making?

What was Christine Lagarde's view on the male domination of the banking industry?