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Grosvenor Consultancy’s Alice Douglass explains why life as a financial adviser suits her down to the ground and how technological advancements are aiding rather than threatening an industry that continues to evolve.
Simonne Gnessen, founder of Wise Monkey Financial Coaching, explains why her company’s three-pronged approach is challenging the traditional financial advice model.
In our latest Women in Finance interview, Susan Hill (Susan Hill Financial Planning) discusses gender inequality, encouraging women to invest and the importance of making her clients’ money work harder.
Jane Hodges, Managing Director of Money Honey Financial Planning, explains why client experience must come first and why her company has taken a tech-first attitude to providing financial advice.
Can the financial services industry do more to attract women? How will technology shape the role of the modern adviser? In our latest interview, Andrea Solana of MASECO Private Wealth tackles both subjects with gusto.
In October, Samantha Seaton, CEO of Moneyhub, was named Fintech’s Woman of the Year at the 2018 Women in Financial Advice Awards. In our latest ‘Women in Finance’ interview, she shares how her industry is well-placed to embrace change on the technology front and why the future is bright for young women entering a traditionally male-dominated environment.
Award-winning investment adviser, Susannah Gray, discusses the challenges and the opportunities for female advisers in a male dominated industry, everyday sexism and how technology is blazing a trail for the future.
In the latest interview in our ongoing women in finance series, we talk to the founder of Rainchq, Davinia Tomlinson, about technology, the gender gap and financial education and inclusion.