If you want to invest in companies based on how well they integrate women, there are funds that follow that strategy.
If you want to see a better gender balance in the workforce, you may want to consider putting your money where your mouth is.
Enter gender and diversity funds, which screen for certain characteristics — such as women in leadership — and let you back companies that share those priorities.
These are funds that seek to make a measurable impact, alongside financial return, by investing in companies with a record of measuring and improving workplace diversity and equal pay for equal work.
Among U.S. asset managers, there are 15 funds — exchange-traded funds and mutuals — that fall into the gender and diversity sustainable investing category, according to investment research company Morningstar.
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