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Banks slow to disclose median gender pay gaps

PAY ­EQUITY: Citizens Financial Group, parent of Citizens Bank, said, “We continuously evaluate our practices and make adjustments to ensure all of our colleagues are compensated equitably.”
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FILE PHOTO/SCOTT EISEN
PAY ­EQUITY: Citizens Financial Group, parent of Citizens Bank, said, “We continuously evaluate our practices and make adjustments to ensure all of our colleagues are compensated equitably.”
 / BLOOMBERG 
FILE PHOTO/SCOTT EISEN

Banks are being asked to reveal their “median gender pay gaps,” which measure the overall difference between what they pay men and women. Through shareholder resolutions, investment firms such as Arjuna Capital have been pressing large banks and corporations in the United States to disclose such information. So far, the only bank to do so

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