Investment firms are re-upping their investment in college women through new donations to the summer immersion program.
Zineb Bennani has worked for parent firm Natixis since 2005.
Women achieve better results than men when they make direct investments.
The commissioner characterizes SEC Chair Gensler's agenda as seeking dramatic regulatory change over 'huge swaths of the market,' while his predecessor, Jay Clayton, was more incremental.
Marder succeeds Lori Lucas, who retired at the end of 2022 after joining EBRI as president and CEO.
Cultivating loyalty with both members of a married couple requires that the advisor follow the same approach that leads to a successful marriage.
A coalition of women's groups has opened a new apprenticeship program to draw Native American women into asset management, private equity and venture capital.
Women are making headway with their personal financial goals, and they prefer talking with other women about money, a new Fidelity survey shows.
Speaking at the American College's Women Working in Wealth conference, the CEO of J.P. Morgan Wealth Management said the firm aims to win clients early and then ease them into ever more personalized advisory services.
Investment teams in the highest quartile for gender diversity outperformed others by 45 basis points, according to Willis Towers Watson.
Several unique elements affect women advisors' planning, including a greater focus on the established relationships between staff and clients and on the maintenance of culture within their practice.
More than 40% of women believe the US is currently in a financial crisis, with another 24% believing that it is nearing one, according to a Nationwide survey.
Su, who would become the first Asian American Cabinet secretary in Biden’s administration, would replace Marty Walsh.
For the last six years, Lindsay Hans has headed Merrill's Northeast and Mid Atlantic Divisions. She succeeds Don Plaus, who's retiring.
New and expanding programs are crafting on-ramps for traditionally underrepresented investors to the world of private equity and venture capital.
The fund aims to invest in companies that help improve the quality of life for women.
Universities spark enthusiasm among Black students for advisory careers with pragmatic pitches.
Jeanne Eisele, Mary Gilbert and Leanne Gray operate as Anchor Financial in Linwood, New Jersey.
Counting the number of women leading a company is harder than it looks, which complicates investors' ability to achieve gender-correlated returns.
A young financial planner cites the benefits of having a supportive team and the fascination of learning about financial planning's emotional and psychological side.
