Women and Wealth: Unlocking the power of ETFs and private credit
Join the conversation between Emily Barczak, Insights Director, and Lindsay Theodore, Thought Leadership Senior Manager, as they highlight the unique challenges and strengths of women investors and how financial products like active ETFs and private credit align with women’s unique needs, values and goals.
Key Insights:
- By 2048, women are expected to control $54 trillion in personal wealth, making it important for advisors to understand their specific needs, values, and investment preferences.
- Investment solutions like active ETFs and private credit can potentially help address women’s preferences for flexibility, cost efficiency, and downside protection.
- Advisors can build trust and confidence with women investors by minimizing jargon and creating space for open, values-based conversations to support women in making informed investment choices.
To learn more on engaging women investors about ETFs and private credit, read our two featured articles: Stand out by incorporating private investments into women’s portfolios and Building trust and wealth: How advisors can empower women to invest in ETFs
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