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Mumbai-based fintech startup LXME aims to bridge the gap between women and finance
Fintech startup LXME, founded by Priti Rathi Gupta, offers learning avenues for women, as well as communities that encourage them to become financially independent.
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A disparity between men taking charge of their investments and women not doing so led self-proclaimed financial feminist Priti Rathi Gupta to launch a fintech platform exclusively for women.
After working as a financial advisor for 15 years, Priti put to use what she had learned about the investment industry to start a platform that financially empowers women.
Anand Rathi-backed LXME aims to bridge the knowledge and accessibility gap for women on money matters and helps them take their own decisions. The platform is available on the web, and as an app.
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