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    Black Heritage Talent Initiatives in Financial Services

    Making a priority of inclusion, diversity and equity
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    A report on Black employees in the Financial Services industry

    From our day-to-day conversations with Financial Services (FS) leaders, we know they’re making a priority of inclusion, diversity and equity. We also know they want to drive meaningful change in their organisations.

    Despite this, the Black community remains under-represented in the FS industry. Going by the last UK census, 18.5 per cent of people living in London identify as ‘Black’ or ‘Black British’. London being the nation’s financial capital, we might reasonably expect a similar percentage of FS employees in Britain to be of Black heritage.

    The reality, however, is somewhat different.

    Tim Payne

    Partner, Banking, People Consulting

    KPMG in the UK

    What the report covers:

    • Research findings
    • The equality ecosystem
    • IDE ownership structures
    • Career lifecycles
    • Data considerations
    • Regulation and reaction
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    Our people

    Tim Payne

    Partner, Banking, People Consulting

    KPMG in the UK

    Richard Iferenta

    Partner, Head of Financial Services Indirect Tax Practice, UK

    KPMG in the UK