The Sunday Times explores questions in womens fintech, including our ver own Prof Christine Bamford...
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The Scottish Government become signatory )21/22nd September) to UN Principles of Responsible Banking joining a third of the global banking system ($47 trillion worth of assets) ...
Read MorePosted: 2019-11-25 13:00:10
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2 Million without a bank account. Between 10-14 million “near prime” adults have no access to credit, despite minor blemishes on credit history or can only access credit at high APR 29.9-39.9%...
Read MorePosted: 2019-11-25 12:40:27
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Cryptocurrencies are almost as old as money itself. Indeed, crypto simply means concealed or secret. So the first man (or woman) who tried to exchange some rocks for a sheep could be said to have been using a crypto currency. Up to that point a sheep had been worth 15 chickens. It’s simple, really. You attribute a symbolic sense to something you ...
Read MorePosted: 2019-10-14 19:06:20
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Christine Bamford champion of diversity and equality has, on behalf of Marvin Rees, Mayor of Bristol and Cllr Asher Craig, Deputy Mayor established a diversity leadership programme. 50 Employers across commercial, public, voluntary, and charitable sectors pledged their support to work together to change the diversity of the leadership landscape...
Read MorePosted: 2018-03-02 12:07:27
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Women's Coin Foundation curates the conversation exploring the impact of technology (blockchain and cryptocurrency) on women's empowerment and social change at the House of Lords (27th february 2018)...
Read MorePosted: 2018-02-25 15:38:27
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Diversity, Equality, Blockchain, Women Empowerment