Asset Management

LGIM urges FTSE boards to improve ethnic diversity

The UK’s largest asset manager has told companies it expects boards to have at least one director of black, Asian or other minority ethnic origin in place by January 2022

Legal & General Investment Management, the UK’s largest fund manager, has written to more than 30 FTSE 100 companies urging them to improve ethnic diversity in their boardrooms, or else face voting action in future.

LGIM, which oversees more than £1.2tn in assets, has told companies it expects boards to have at least one director of Black, Asian or other minority ethnic origin in place by January 2022.

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