February 2018 — Arjuna Capital

In The News

February 23, 2018 by Hugh Son, Laura Colby for Bloomberg

Bloomberg: Women at JPMorgan earn 1% less than their male coworkers do

“Step one is paying women fairly for the work they are doing now. Step two is moving them to higher paying positions and reaping the performance benefits that more diverse ...

Press Release

February 23, 2018 by Arjuna Capital

Arjuna Capital: JPMorgan Chase agrees to close gender pay gap

6 Leading Financial Companies in 6 Weeks Acquiesce to Shareholder Pressure on Gender Pay; JPMorgan, Mastercard Reverse Course on Gender Pay Equity, After BofA, Citi, Wells Fargo and Bank of New York ...

In The News

February 15, 2018 by Natasha Lamb, Penny Crosman for American Banker

American Banker: The business case for eliminating gender pay gaps at banks

Arjuna’s Natasha Lamb recently sat down with American Banker to explain the business advantages to eliminating pay gaps. Listen below, or head to American Banker’s website.

In The News

February 13, 2018 by Jeffry Pilcher for The Financial Brand

Financial Brand: Closing the gender pay gap in banking

“This is not just about paying women a fair wage, it’s about transforming an industry that has overlooked and mistreated women for far too long,” explains Natasha Lamb, managing ...

In The News

February 7, 2018 by Tanya Tarr for Forbes

Forbes: Two more major banks pledge to make equal pay a reality on Wall Street

Central to the work of getting corporations to commit to equal pay is Arjuna Capital, an investment firm focused on sustainable and impact investing. Natasha Lamb, managing partner at Arjuna ...

Press Release

February 6, 2018 by Arjuna Capital

Arjuna Capital: BNY Mellon joins Bank of America, Citi & Wells Fargo as 4th bank in 4 weeks working to close gender pay gap

4 Down, 5 to Go: Surge of Banks Responding to Shareholder Pressure on Gender Pay Picks Up Steam; Which Bank Will Be Next to Address Gender Equity … And Which Will Be the ...

In The News

February 2, 2018 by Penny Crosman for American Banker

American Banker: The weak point in banks’ rosy pay-gap numbers

The number is meaningful, [Lamb] said, because it’s a start. The banks have been hard to persuade to do even this much. Often when Arjuna Capital begins engaging with ...

In The News

February 1, 2018 by Penny Crosman for American Banker

American Banker: Wells Fargo joins Citi, B of A in disclosing adjusted gender pay gap

Wells Fargo on Thursday became the third U.S. bank to disclose its adjusted gender pay gap, under pressure from investor Arjuna Capital. Read the story at American Banker.

Press & News

Charlotte Observer - Arjuna Capital - In the News

February 1, 2018 by Deon Roberts for Charlotte Observer

Charlotte Observer: Bank of America, Wells Fargo reveal gender pay differences after shareholder pressure

It’s a reversal from the banks’ posture last year, when Arjuna urged them to make similar disclosures, but all three opposed the request. In making that push, Arjuna noted ...

In The News

February 1, 2018 by Laura Colby, Laura J Keller for Bloomberg

Bloomberg: Wells Fargo agrees to disclose pay gaps, following U.S. rivals

Arjuna has been urging large financial institutions in which it owns shares to provide more data about compensation. In exchange, the investment manager has agreed to withdraw shareholder proposals that ...

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