B3 study shows 83% of Brazil-listed firms meet diversity criteria for boards, executive management
Reuters2026/08/12 15:36- B3 analysis of 290 listed companies found 83% met Anexo ASG diversity criteria in 2026 filings.
- Companies with at least one woman in top management hit multi-year highs: 70% on boards, 51% in statutory executive teams.
- Racial diversity remained limited: 23% reported at least one brown person in executive teams, 2% reported at least one Black person.
- Board representation stayed low: 18% reported at least one brown member, 5% reported at least one Black member.
- Disability representation was scarce: 3% reported at least one disabled board member, 4% reported at least one in executive teams.
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