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Does gender diversity in the boardrooms affect bank financial performance: Evidence from European banks.

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Figure 1. The percentage of female board members in European publicly traded banks  with total assets over 25 M Eur
Figure 2. The percentage of female board members in European publicly traded banks  by regions with total assets over 25 M Eur
Table 1. Descriptive statistics.
Table 2. Correlation table. (1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)(7)(8)(9)(10)(11)(12)(13) (1)Tobin's Q1 (2)ROA0.3082***1 (3)Net Interest Margin0.0473-0.06781 (4)Women %0.04570.2528***-0.2460***1 (5)Size-0.2639***-0.08500.04920.2872***1 (6)Leverage-0.2541***-0.2036***-0.4412
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