Gender-lens investing: Why women are increasingly front of mind for investors
Gender-lens investing incorporates an analysis of gender risks in investment decisions in the same way as an analysis of other risks.
By Melissa A. Wheeler and Victor Sojo, University of Melbourne
As much as we’d like to think we’ve refined the hiring process over th…
The case of a Melbourne gelateria that deleted an Instagram post describing “men’s” and “women’s” ice-cream flavours this week has raised th…
By Anita Staneva, University of Sydney
The gender pay gap in Australia currently stands at 15.3%, but this number hides other difference…
By Edwin Ip, University of Melbourne
If you think your boss is in her position only because of a gender quota and not because of merit, …
By Michelle Smith, Deakin University
From next year, TV advertisements that play on gender stereotypes, or that mock people who fail to …
Startup accelerator Startmate has vowed to ramp up its efforts to improve gender diversity in its program cohorts, after revealing its next …
Ambitious women get labelled, that is a fact of life. But when you get labelled by other women it is infuriating and insulting.
Journalis…
When the founder of this multimillion-dollar tech company was meeting investors for an initial public offering, they mistook her for the as…
