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Luxembourg Women in Finance Charter

Luxembourg · National · National · See the Luxembourg profile

The Luxembourg Women in Finance Charter (WIF Charter)is a commitment by signatory firms and representative bodies to achieve greater gender balance and inclusivity across the Luxembourg financial services sector. Supported by the Luxembourg Ministry of Finance, this Charter under

71
Signatory organisations (first year)
43 %
Share of Luxembourg financial sector employees covered by signatories (first year)
27,996
Workers covered by signatory organisations

Details

Promoter
Luxembourg Bankers’ Association — website
Power domain
Economic Power
Methods / tools
Gender Training, Competence development, Awareness-raising, Monitoring, Benchmarking
Keywords
Gender, inclusion, transparency, financial services, talent

Context

The Luxembourg Women in Finance Charter (WiF Charter) was launched in March 2023 by the Luxembourg Bankers' Association (ABBL), ALFI, ACA, LuxCMA, LuxFLAG, and LuxSE, and is endorsed by the Luxembourg Ministry of Finance, as a commitment by signatory firms to achieve greater gender balance and inclusivity across the financial services sector.

Objectives

The Charter encourages each signatory to set its own measurable objectives to promote gender balance, including in leadership and decision-making positions, aiming to build a solid talent pool and greater diversity of thinking, experience, and leadership styles.

Activities

By signing, companies commit to promoting the progression of women at all levels including senior and board roles, appointing an Accountable Executive responsible for gender diversity and inclusion, setting internal targets and action plans, and publicly reporting progress against these targets annually.

Results

In its first year, 71 organisations employing 43% of Luxembourg's financial sector employees (27,996 workers) signed the WiF Charter.

Conclusions

ABBL frames the initiative within broader sector objectives, including raising awareness of diversity management, providing 'Women in Leadership' training, promoting the UN Women's Empowerment Principles, and developing a cross-sectoral Diversity Barometer and KPIs to monitor member progress.

Implementation

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