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Progress of women on boards still at snail’s pace

Karen Ng
The number of women on boards in Southeast Asia outpace Asia but numbers have risen only marginally and board chairs are still 95% men, Deloitte study shows.
Progress of women on boards still at snail’s pace

Women still make up only a fraction of board chairs in Southeast Asia, even if they make up on average 2.7% more of board seats now, underscoring the need for intervention from investors who can exercise voting rights and engage with investees to drive diversity.

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