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At Wellington, we apply the same mindset, due diligence, and direct action to GDEI as we do to serving clients and managing their assets.

Shawna Ferguson, Senior Managing Director, Director of Global Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (GDEI)
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At Wellington Management, we believe that a diverse workforce thrives in an equitable and inclusive culture.

Our unwavering commitment to global DEI is imperative; we are in a knowledge business focused on achieving investment excellence for our clients. We can only achieve that objective by hiring, developing, and retaining differentiated talent to collaborate for stronger business and investment outcomes.

GDEI strategy pillars

GDEI champions

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Access Asia

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Becoming Allies

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Conexiones

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disAbilities Awareness Network

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Four Seas

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Inclusion and Cultural Awareness Network

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NextGen

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Pride+

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South Asians Leading Together

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Shades

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Upstanders

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Wellington Parents Group

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Wellington Veterans

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Women's Business Alliance

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Our GDEI partners

Wellington Management International Ltd (WMIL) is a signatory to HM Treasury’s Women in Finance Charter, with a public commitment to improve gender balance within our organisation. As part of our commitment, WMIL has pledged to enhance our support for the progression of women into senior roles, to set goals that are designed to promote greater gender balance and to report our progress toward these goals.

When we signed up to the Charter in 2018, we had 14% female representation in senior management.  As of September 2024 we have 25% female representation in senior management. We believe we are on track to meet our Charter goal of 28-33% by our deadline of December 2025 across our EMEA offices.

We also have a goal to achieve 40-45% women on board/executive decision-making bodies.  Our starting position in 2018 was 27%; this year we report 37% and are on track to meet this goal by December 2025.

We are pleased to report that since publicly communicating these goals in March of 2018, we have made progress in both areas. We have expanded and intensified our gender-related initiatives and are starting to see evidence of impact across our female population and, importantly, at senior levels.

Our gender pay gap reports

At Wellington Management, we are committed to achieving a balanced gender representation, particularly at senior levels. The following reports share our UK annual gender pay gap statistics as well as the steps we are taking to improve our gender balance.