Wall Street Claims Success on Diversity—At Least With Interns
- BofA says its 2018 summer class ‘most diverse group ever’
- Women make up about half of interns at Goldman, Wells Fargo
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Wall Street is looking a lot more diverse -- at least for the summer.
This year’s crop of interns is Bank of America Corp.’s “most diverse group ever,” the lender told investors on its second-quarter earnings call. Women comprise 45 percent of the current class -- up from 42 percent in 2017 -- while non-white interns make up 55 percent. Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and Wells Fargo & Co. report similar numbers.