Women In Open Banking
Female fintech leaders call for ‘more reporting’ to close gender pay gap
Joint research by EY and Innovate Finance has found women in fintech face a pay gap of 22%.
Read MoreLindsay Hodges joins BankiFi in the US to lead product management
BankiFi, which launched in the US in 2022, has appointed Hodges as it continues to grow its North America presence and offering.
Read MoreFDATA appoints Kathryn Petralia as global chair
FDATA chief executive officer Richard Prior called Petralia a “passionate champion” of regulated Open Data.
Read MoreInsight: Why cybersecurity businesses need to close the gender gap
Debi Dowling of Onapsis explains why the lack of women working in cybersecurity is detrimental to the sector and to businesses’ security.
Read MoreQ&A: CIBC’s Shruti Awasthi on the transferable skills women bring to Open Banking
Shruti Awasthi, director, Open Banking strategy at CIBC and member of Women in Open Banking, explains how initiatives are helping to advocate for more female representation in Open Banking.
Read MoreClearBank joins forces with Code First Girls to help close ‘worrying’ gender gap
The banking platform has launched a recruitment drive to get more women into its tech roles.
Read MoreBankiFi and Financielle jointly launch SME ‘playbook’ to support female founders
The new playbook gives founders of all genders “a helping hand” to get on top of their business finances.
Read MoreMembers of Women in Open Banking identify the traits of a ‘good leader’
During a panel discussion at Open Banking Expo’s Women in Open Banking meet-up, speakers revealed that authenticity, the ability to listen and humility are among the characteristics they look for in leaders.
Read MoreLimited access to finance cited as top ‘roadblock’ by female founders
New research by Tide among its members revealed half of women face financial rejection when starting a business.
Read MoreOpen Banking Expo’s Women in Open Banking meet-up watched by 130 members worldwide
At the first Open Banking Expo Women in Open Banking meet-up in London, members heard from Ripple’s Sendi Young and American Express’ Holly Coventry about “authenticity” and “core values”.
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