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The best man for a job in finance is probably a woman
This post is an extended version of an opinion piece published on 17 March in the Irish Examiner:http://www.irishexaminer.com/business/women-are-the-stabilising-hand-in-finance-187420.html Last week we saw international women’s day, a day that in theory is devoted to the celebration of female achievement. It is … Continue reading
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Tagged business, discrimination, economy, entrepeneur, feminism, financial economists, financial services, gender, Pensions, research, risk, women
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