Asia-Pac boardrooms still lagging behind in gender diversity: Deloitte
In Singapore, the proportion of board seats held by women rises to 10.7% but that for board chair drops to 5.4%
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MORE women are filling boardroom seats globally, but the representation of women on boards in the Asia-Pacific is still the lowest compared to the rest of the world.
This is according to Deloitte Global's fifth edition of its Women In The Boardroom: A Global Perspective publication, which explores the efforts of 64 countries to promote boardroom gender diversity.
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