In all countries, financial sector employment contributes to higher labour income inequality, on average raising the Gini coefficient by 0.8 Gini points (Figure 11). The difference between the Gini coefficients with and without financial sector employees is especially large in Luxembourg and the United Kingdom: 2.9 and 2.6 Gini points, respectively (Table 2). Overall, the influence of financial sector employment on labour income inequality is insufficient to materially affect country rankings of income inequality.