Welcome new WIFM Board Member, Nichola Hunter
Women in Financial Markets is honored to announce our newest addition to the Board of Directors. We are thrilled to welcome Nichola Hunter, Chair of iSwap and Head of Strategic Macro eSolutions, TP ICAP. Welcome Nichola! With over 25 years of experience in banking and electronic trading, Nichola has played a significant role in driving […]
Julie Winkler Appointed Chair & Marisol Collazo Appointed to Advisory Council
We are thrilled to announce that Julie Winkler has been appointed as the new Chair of Women in Financial Markets (WIFM). Julie, a WIFM board member since 2021, brings a wealth of experience and a remarkable career in the financial services industry, positioning her as a visionary leader to guide our organization into the future. […]
Lean In – Women in Banking and Finance (WIBF) is now a part of Women in Financial Markets (WIFM)!
We are excited to announce that Lean In – Women in Banking and Finance (WIBF) is now a part of Women in Financial Markets (WIFM)! We are passionately committed to our mission to connect, elevate, and advance female professionals in the financial market ecosystem through education, mentorship, and access to a global network of […]
Women in Derivatives Rebrands to Women in Financial Markets to Reflect Membership Growth
Women in Derivatives Rebrands to Women in Financial Markets to Reflect Membership Growth New York – September 6, 2023 – Women in Financial Markets (WIFM), a 501c3 nonprofit organization whose mission is to connect, elevate, and advance women in the financial services industry, today announced a rebrand, changing its name from Women in Derivatives (WIND) to […]
A message from WIND Board Chair
Building an Inclusive Culture for the Future
Building an Inclusive Culture for the Future May 2022 Purpose This paper sets out to provide a list of recommendations that organizations should consider incorporating into their future of work plans to address the increasing amount of gender disparity in the corporate workforce. With nearly 1/3 of women having left the financial services industry in […]