Our third 100 Women in Finance event of the year, titled “Don’t Be Afraid to Invest! Exploring Female Asset Allocation Behavior in Germany”, offered fascinating insights into how women invest in Germany—compared both to male investors and across generational lines in East and West Germany.
Christian Sewing recently warned that in 10 years, we may no longer be able to afford our pensions. To that, I’d like to add: Watch out for the gender pay gap—and the resulting pension gap!
Capital investment is a crucial topic! Our incredible panelists—Prof. Dr. Christine Laudenbach, Sükriya Aclan, and Edda Vogt—emphasized this clearly. I had the honor of moderating this powerful group of women and can only echo their key message: Women need more courage to invest in equities!
A heartfelt thank-you to our sponsor and the team at UBS for their generous hospitality in their stunning Frankfurt offices, with an incredible view of the skyline!
At 100 Women in Finance, we advocate for gender equality in the financial world by promoting diversity, increasing visibility, and helping women find their own path to success.
In times when voices like that of J.D. Vance, in his inaugural speech, express a desire for “more babies in the U.S. and fewer working women,” we at 100 Women in Finance are raising our voices even louder to champion the need for more women in leadership—and we are acting on it!
We are especially excited to welcome new members who share our 30/40 Vision and are ready to contribute to our initiatives in Education, Peer Engagement, and Impact.
Our third 100 Women in Finance event of the year, titled “Don’t Be Afraid to Invest! Exploring Female Asset Allocation Behavior in Germany”, offered fascinating insights into how women invest in Germany—compared both to male investors and across generational lines in East and West Germany.
Christian Sewing recently warned that in 10 years, we may no longer be able to afford our pensions. To that, I’d like to add: Watch out for the gender pay gap—and the resulting pension gap!
Capital investment is a crucial topic! Our incredible panelists—Prof. Dr. Christine Laudenbach, Sükriya Aclan, and Edda Vogt—emphasized this clearly. I had the honor of moderating this powerful group of women and can only echo their key message: Women need more courage to invest in equities!
A heartfelt thank-you to our sponsor and the team at UBS for their generous hospitality in their stunning Frankfurt offices, with an incredible view of the skyline!
At 100 Women in Finance, we advocate for gender equality in the financial world by promoting diversity, increasing visibility, and helping women find their own path to success.
In times when voices like that of J.D. Vance, in his inaugural speech, express a desire for “more babies in the U.S. and fewer working women,” we at 100 Women in Finance are raising our voices even louder to champion the need for more women in leadership—and we are acting on it!
We are especially excited to welcome new members who share our 30/40 Vision and are ready to contribute to our initiatives in Education, Peer Engagement, and Impact.