Economics

ECB Hits Gender Goal for Top Managers But Falls Short on Rest

The governing council of the European Central Bank stand with Christine Lagarde, center.Photographer: Adrian Petty/European Central Bank
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The European Central Bank reached its goal for the number of women occupying senior management positions by the end of last year, though the institution missed its target for all managers.

The ECB’s annual report on Thursday showed 30.8% of senior managers were female, compared with an aim of 28%. The figure for all managers was 30.3%, falling short of the desired 35%.