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Future(un)fit finance: For an industry focused on the future of finance however fintech is well behind the curve. Only 14% of senior positions in fintech firms globally are occupied by women; under 2% of the world’s 1,000 best funded fintech firms are solely founded by women and just one sixth of fintech funding globally is raised by women-managed firms.

There’s (a lot of) work to do to increase the visibility and success of women in fintech. The Fintech Diversity Radar launching in November is about how we work together to change that.

Join a panel of global luminaries who will be discussing:

the relationship between funding success and the number of female staff
how investors view the presence of women in the companies they work with
the role of women in different regions and different company types, and
where women founders secure the greatest share of funding
where women are most likely to break out of marketing and HR to take responsibility as CEO or CTO; and
what happens to women at the top when companies grow?
On 3 November, Findexable will be launching the first Fintech Diversity Radar, a global big data initiative analyzing the role women play – or rather, don’t – in fintech firms around the world. The findings from the research are surprising. And, sadly, shocking. As the first global data initiative on fintech, we’ll be using this first research to accelerate change to build finance for the future.

The report is the first step of an initiative designed to accelerate inclusion and bake diversity into fintech firms. Our panelists will also share their views on recommendations for actionable steps to build a financial services marketplace truly fit for the future.

The GST must lead us to a paradigm shift for equitably financed climate action and response measures to intersecting crises. This event will be a dialogue among governments, practitioners, and CSOs to discuss what real feminist climate finance & policies should look like.

Speakers: 
BMZ Representative, Mrs Gina Cortes, WECF ; Agnes Mirembe, ARUWE; Mrs Anna Samwel; WECF Geo;Mrs Liane Schalatek, H-Böll Foundation; Mrs Titi Soentoro, APWLD.

Organizer:
Women Engage for a Common Future – International Foundation (WECF International) (WECF)
Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development (APWLD)
Heinrich Böll Foundation (HBF)

This session’s objective is to look at the inherent gender stereotypes and unconscious biases of a gender-neutral approach in credit and lending and hear firsthand from fintechs that have either directly addressed these biases through various gender-differentiated efforts or have put forward solutions that can be leveraged by third parties (fintechs, banks,…) in addressing them.
Meet the panel of experts:
• Reinier Musters, Founder and CEO, Nikel
• Sanjay Uppal, Founder and CEO, Finbots.ai
• Maria Adelaida, COO, Juancho Te Presta
• Munmun Nath, CMO, Union Digital Bank
Moderated by: Karyl Akilian, Director Mktg and Business Dev., Financial Alliance for Women