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Financial services firms leave billions on the table by overlooking women investors

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A report details unique needs and investing perspectives of women and estimates that failing to tailor products to their needs cost the industry about $14 billion last year.

The wealth management industry has been leaving billions of dollars' worth of potential revenue on the table by failing to tailor its products and services to roughly half the population.

A comprehensive report from consulting firm Simon-Kucher & Partners showed that the unique needs and inve

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