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Women in Finance in Florida

How women in finance fare in Florida — state-adjusted pay gap, state ranking, and the national context that frames the local picture.

87.1%
Florida overall earnings ratio (women/men)
Census ACS S2001
#7
of 51 jurisdictions for pay equity
Derived from ACS state ratios
12.9%
Unadjusted pay gap in Florida
Census ACS
28.1%
Women in Florida’s legislature

The state-adjusted picture

Women in finance nationally face the same structural conditions as women in every other field — but the overall wage environment in Florida modifies the baseline by +3.9% relative to the US average. A state where the overall pay gap is narrower tends to reflect narrower gaps within fields too, though field-specific dynamics dominate for specialized professions.

Florida has never elected a woman US Senator.

National context

Finance sits at the intersection of some of the widest gender gaps in the US economy. Entry-level parity, mid-career attrition, and extreme leadership underrepresentation — this is where the pipeline leaks loudest.

Full national data Women in Finance: Numbers, Pay, and Trends (2026)

National headline stats (finance)

46.7%
Women in US finance and insurance jobs (BLS 2024)
11.0%
Women in Wall Street C-suite roles (Bloomberg 2024)
$17K
Median annual pay gap — female vs male financial managers
9.5%
Women among hedge fund managers (2024 Barclays survey)

Other fields in Florida

Finance in other states

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Frequently asked

What is the pay gap for women in finance in Florida?

Florida’s overall pay ratio is 87.1% — a 12.9% gap. The gap within finance follows the national pattern modified by Florida’s overall wage environment. See the full national field data for in-field specifics.

How does Florida rank on pay equity?

Florida ranks #7 of 51 US jurisdictions on pay equity, per Census ACS state ratios.

How are women represented in Florida politics?

28.1% of Florida state legislators are women (CAWP 2024). 9 women from Florida serve in the 119th US Congress.

Where does the national finance data come from?

Bloomberg Wall Street Gender Tracker; BLS Labor Force Statistics; Preqin Women in Alternatives