Investing in progress
The French 30% Club Investor Group was established in November 2020 when six asset management companies representing nearly 3 trillion euros in assets under management came together to promote better gender diversity within the SBF 120’s executive management teams.
In 2026, the 30% Club France Investor Group will be comprised of 16 members holding approximately six trillion in assets under management (AUM).
First Aim: At least 40% women in the executive committee by 2030
As members of the French 30% Club France Investor Group, we expect executive committees of SBF120 companies to achieve at least 40% women representation by 2030 in line with the second threshold of the Rixain law on gender equality in the workplace.
Second Aim: Transparency from investee companies
We encourage companies to develop an internal female talent pipeline from entry positions to the top. As such, we call on companies to provide information as to how these strategies cascade at every management level.
Third Aim. advocating for the establishment of a complete French chapter of the 30% Club, which means having the CEO and Chair pillar in addition to the existing Investor pillar.
Our targets
The 30% Club France is steadfast in supporting the Rixain Law’s target of 40% gender representation by 2030, despite structural challenges faced by some companies.
Our focus is on achieving quality outcomes as well as quantitative goals, with clear interim milestones to ensure continuous progress.
Including CEOs and Chairs in the 30% Chapter France is crucial, as visible leadership drives accountability, resource allocation and cultural change. Their involvement strengthens commitment, inspires employees, and accelerates progress towards a more inclusive corporate culture.
To read the 30% Club France Investor Group’s statement of intent, please click here.
You can find our Annual Reports below:
2024 France Investor Group Annual Report
Allianz Global Investors, Amplegest, Amundi, AXA IM, Columbia Threadneedle, Comgest, Crédit Mutuel AM, Exane AM, Generali IP, Groupama AM, La Banque Postale AM, MAIF, Mirova, Ostrum AM, Sienna AM and Sycomore AM.