Blog: Why we signed the Women in Finance charter

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Jo Carlin of Simply Business, one of the only brokers to put its name to the charter, explains why they signed up.

HM Treasury’s Women in Finance Charter is an opportunity for the financial services industry to make tangible steps towards a fairer, more balanced environment that better represents the UK workforce today.

As a growing international business, we’re proud to have signed the Charter at the first opportunity. For us, it’s a sign of welcome change in an industry, particularly the insurance sector, which has a poor track record of ensuring gender diversity.

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