Ageing leadership, stagnant diversity, financial concerns define India’s top 100 company boards
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The share of women and directors under the age of 50 on the boards of the largest companies has seen little change in recent years. Women accounted for 20% of all directors in FY26, down from 21% in FY25, while the average age of directors rose from 63.5 to 64.
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