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Financial education platform Sophia launches a programme with HSBC to empower women in UAE

Financial education platform Sophia launches a programme with HSBC to empower women in UAE
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How 5 women started investing | Tatler Asia

Many women lack clarity on where to start investing and leave more money in cash. Here's some inspiration to take those first steps towards investing

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JP Morgan PB partners with financial education platform

To empower female clients across Asia with their individual wealth management journeys

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2023 survey shows that Singapore women are less likely than men to pursue career-related training

So maybe you’ve seen the Institute of Policy Studies’ (IPS) latest survey making its way around town. Well, let’s just say, it yields some interesting insights. Published on Jan 16, 2023, the study titled IPS Survey On Future Of Work Singaporeans Want found that women in Singapore are not only less likely than men to pursue career self-management skills, but.

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[B-SIDE Podcast] How female founders can get the funding they need

Only 3% of invested dollars went to female-only founders in 2019. According to a Crunchbase report on gender disparity in startup funding, female-only founded companies raised $6 billion dollars; their male counterparts, $195 billion. In this episode of B-Side, Nicole Denholder, founder and CEO of Next Chapter Raise, tells BusinessWorld reporter Patricia B. Mirasol why this gap exists and what women entrepreneurs and the business community at large can do about it. Next Chapter Raise is a funding ecosystem based in Asia with one mission: to get female founders funded faster. TAKEAWAYS Key-person risk “Many female founders are sole founders. If they fall ill, the business could stop,” said Ms. Denholder. “A sole founder won’t have all the skills necessary anyway to build a business.”

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