A coalition of powerful investors has put companies on notice over their failure to hire women into top jobs.
Investors that manage over $13 trillion in assets have publicly backed the 30% Club, a group that is pushing for women to make up at least 30% of senior management and boards at top public companies.
BlackRock (BLK), JPMorgan Asset Management, (JPM) Aviva Investors (AVVIY) and Japan's Government Pension Investment Fund are among the 27 funds that have signed up to the U.K. chapter.
The group, which announced its full membership Friday at the London Stock Exchange, has pledged to use its collective influence to press for change.
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