These women broke through the shackles and carved a niche for themselves in the financial space/realm
As India (our very own Bharat Mata) marches forward towards her ambitious goal of becoming the 3rd largest economy by 2027, it is imperative that women citizens play a pivotal role in its economic growth story. In alignment with this sentiment, the United Nations has aptly identified ‘INVEST IN WOMEN’ as the key theme for celebrating this year’s International Women’s Day. Financial decision-making for women is far more impacted by life events like education, marriage, motherhood; etc. True financial independence extends beyond earning income; it encompasses the ability to decide how to spend and invest that money. Unfortunately, for this, women often find themselves relying on their male counterparts – be it a father, brother, husband, or even a male friend.
And then, there are women who have broken these shackles by not just leading financial decision-making for themselves, but also advising and planning the finances for others around them. In an ode to their efforts, HSBC Mutual Fund captures their awe-inspiring stories of grit and passion that supersede all societal norms. Armed with education and knowledge, these professionals personify the true essence of empowerment and socio-economic freedom.
Vinita Baraya, a seasoned investment, independently manages over INR 100 crores in MFs. Vinita enjoys singing, gardening, and painting for well-being. Managing portfolios for multiple generations in 100 families, her story emphasizes the transformative power of support and the significance of family involvement in sustainable investment advisory growth.
Komal Thakur, CEO of The Gainers, founded her wealth management venture
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