New York — Linda Zhang started managing money in 2003. At the time, a little more than one in 10 portfolio managers were women. Almost two decades later, that number has barely changed.
Women made up about 14% of the 25,000 portfolio managers globally that run fixed-income, equity, and asset-allocation mutual and exchange traded funds on December 31, unchanged from 2000, according to Morningstar. In the US, about 11% are female, a share that has held constant over the past decade and is down from 14% in 2000...
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