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Kabul-based Afghanistan International Bank has done much to further the cause of women, with its zero-tolerance approach to sexual harassment claims, safe transport services and crèche facilities in a country that constantly remains close to chaos.
Kabul-based Afghanistan International Bank has done much to further the cause of women, with its zero-tolerance approach to sexual harassment claims, safe transport services and crèche facilities in a country that constantly remains close to chaos.
Lisa Robins is one of the most senior women in banking in Asia, a rare example of a global business head for a multinational bank being based in the region.
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Banks in Singapore have produced just a handful of women trailblazers in technology and artificial intelligence; can government incentives change the gender balance? -
In a matriarchal society, it is no surprise that the Philippines has a high proportion of women in finance – but there is still room at the very top for change.
The results are in and the signs are good. Asia’s banking industry appears to be making some progress on gender balance in the workforce.
Asiamoney’s Leaders for Women survey recognises the banks that have done the
most to encourage women in the workplace across Asia’s financial markets
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