Fidelity Investments’ Abigail Johnson took center stage on Oct. 24 and counseled money managers gathering in Washington about charting their future in the digital world.
But the chief executive, a featured speaker at one of the industry’s biggest conferences, is also struggling with a stubborn legacy of the past: the treatment of women in the world of finance.
Over the last two months, Fidelity, one of the largest investment companies, has dismissed two portfolio managers--one over allegations of inappropriate sexual comments and another over claims of sexually harassing a female junior employee.
In the speech, Johnson said she wants ...
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