Progress has been made to minimise gaps between genders in various facets of the finance industry. However, new data has revealed one gap that is not closing is the gender investment gap.
Women Who Invest (WWI), a report by Hargreaves Lansdown investigating the gender investment gap, revealed that four in five women feel that investing is more accessible to them than it was for previous generations.
Yet research from Boring Money confirmed the gender investment gap...
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