“Money Counts”: Why Women Should Take a Greater Iinterest in Finance, and Finance in Women
Barbat-Layani, Marie Anne
“Money Counts”: Why Women Should Take a Greater Iinterest in Finance, and Finance in Women - 2025.
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This article emphasizes the importance of women becoming more involved in finance, not only for their financial autonomy but also for the boost it gives to the economy. Despite legislative advances in France, such as the Copé-Zimmerman and Rixain laws, which have improved parity in governing bodies, women remain under-represented in key positions, particularly in market finance and venture capital. Women’s underinvestment, due to stereotypes and a lack of confidence, diminishes their wealth and negatively affects the financing of the economy. The article calls for breaking down these barriers and underscores the positive impact of diversity on company performance and sustainability.
“Money Counts”: Why Women Should Take a Greater Iinterest in Finance, and Finance in Women - 2025.
31
This article emphasizes the importance of women becoming more involved in finance, not only for their financial autonomy but also for the boost it gives to the economy. Despite legislative advances in France, such as the Copé-Zimmerman and Rixain laws, which have improved parity in governing bodies, women remain under-represented in key positions, particularly in market finance and venture capital. Women’s underinvestment, due to stereotypes and a lack of confidence, diminishes their wealth and negatively affects the financing of the economy. The article calls for breaking down these barriers and underscores the positive impact of diversity on company performance and sustainability.
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