CBI: listed companies should have set targets for female directors

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All UK listed companies should have to set targets for the number of women in their boardrooms, the Confederation of British Industry has said today.

The CBI statement was in response to a planned review by Lord Davies which is looking into the significant lack of female employees at directorship level in UK companies.

Lord Davies, who will present

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