Top Women in WealthTech 2020: Rachel Wilson of Morgan Stanley
By Janet LevauxThere are great opportunities for women today "especially in the cybersecurity and fraud prevention space," she said.
January 22, 2020
Top Women in WealthTech 2020: Angela Pecoraro of Advicent"Never be afraid to redefine yourself or your role," she said. "Be eager to do more and ... learn from [those] around you." I
January 22, 2020
Top Women in WealthTech 2020: Salit Nagy-Todd of Raymond James"We need to take some personal responsibility to discuss the fact that there is room for women in tech," she said.
January 22, 2020
Top Women in WealthTech 2020: Miriam Manning of Commonwealth Financial"There has never been a better time for women to be part of WealthTech and innovation in financial services," she said.
January 22, 2020
Top Women in WealthTech 2020: Jess Liberi of eMoney AdvisorWhen it comes to women in the field, "Find an area you are passionate about, and dive in headfirst," she said.
January 22, 2020
Top Women in WealthTech 2020: Kit Lee of BNY Mellon's Pershing"Bottom line is that companies need to see diversity as an important part of their growth strategy and continue to invest in it," she said.
January 22, 2020
Top Women in WealthTech 2020: Mary-Catherine Lader of Aladdin, BlackRock"Women's ability to rely on each other as partners and mentors within this space" is crucial for increasing their presence, she said.
January 22, 2020
Top Women in WealthTech 2020: Lori Hardwick of Riskalyze, RedRockShe's often "reminded of the struggles some younger women in our field continue to deal with, and it fuels my passion."