'My name didn't match my face': JPMAM's Lambert on being colour brave, unmasking microaggressions and talking about black
'I learned there was a cruel lack of representation in the industry at a senior level'
Members of the black community have not been vocal enough about systemic racism because it has become normalised over the years, according to JP Morgan Asset Management’s Didier Lambert, who is urging both black employees and allies within asset management to start open dialogue about race within their respective firms.
Lambert, who is a managing director and a fixed income portfolio manager at the firm, said even he didn't realise the prevalence of racial inequality within asset management until he was promoted to a...
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