Invest To Skip The Gender Gap
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Aysha van de Paer
Timezone: Europe/Zurich
About this speaker:

Aysha van de Paer has over 15 years of professional experience in the financial industry, including in private equity and real estate investing at established investment and consulting firms around the world.

Over the last two decades, she lived, worked, and studied in Amsterdam, New York, San Francisco, Dubai, the UK, and now Zurich, Switzerland. As a result, she is very familiar with the personal finance issues faced by an international workforce when it comes to saving, investing, and planning for retirement.

Since launching her educational program about investing in early 2020, Aysha has helped over 800 female clients start investing for the long term and take control of their financial life.

Recording: Yes
45 min / 15 min
English

About this leqture:

Across the developed world, women typically retire with 40% less in pension benefits compared to men. On top of that, women usually live longer. That’s not a good combination…

In this session, Aysha will show why investing is a powerful tool to reduce the gender pay gap and ensure a secure and flexible future, especially in times of high inflation and heightened economic uncertainty. She will talk about the best ways to reduce investment risks without sacrificing investment performance.

Aysha will also reveal surprising and sometimes counter-intuitive research spanning 100 years of stock market investing, such as that women are generally better investors than men. Or that a Wall Street trader constantly placing transactions and monitoring the stock market all day long is, in truth, the exact opposite of how one can invest with success.

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