Introducing the Top 100 Women in FinTech

By Rhys Thomas
FinTech Magazine is proud to launch a new initiative celebrating pioneering women in the fintech sphere, coinciding with International Women's Day 2021...

FinTech Magazine is proud to introduce the Top 100 Women in FinTech, a celebration of groundbreaking and influential women in the vanguard of the industry.

As well as recognising the outstanding achievements of individual women, the Top 100 celebrates the contributions of all women working in fintech around the world. 

"Now more than ever, women are playing crucial roles in these vital industries", says Stacy Norman, Chief Operating Officer at FinTech Magazine publisher BizClik Media Group. "These sectors are undergoing a digital transformation and women are leading the way."

Nominations now open

From today, we’re inviting our digital community to nominate their colleagues and partners - women who play leading roles in pushing boundaries, increasing financial inclusion through technology, and steering the finance industry through its biggest shift in recent memory. 

Nominees from all corners of our global digital community are welcomed and encouraged, from the board rooms of the biggest fintech organisations, to innovators in nimble startups, and enterprises redressing imbalances and promoting change in emerging, often underserved, markets. 

To nominate your colleagues and partners or learn more about the initiative CLICK HERE.

The final Top 100 Women list being published by BizClik Media Group in special digital supplements on 8 March 2021, International Women’s Day. 

The Top 100 Women in FinTech will also run in parallel with our sister publications Supply Chain Digital and Technology Magazine, celebrating exceptional women in the supply chain and wider technology communities. Learn more more about those here.  

Share

Featured Articles

Banks are capping crypto spending, but are they right to?

Several banks in the UK are limiting the amount of money that account holders can transfer to crypto exchanges. Is the move justified, or an overreach?

UBS agrees to rescue troubled Swiss bank Credit Suisse

UBS has agreed to rescue its troubled Swiss banking peer Credit Suisse, a move that has been welcomed by the Swiss National Bank and ECB alike

Credit Suisse gets $50bn emergency finance from central bank

Credit Suisse has secured US$50bn in emergency financing from the country's central bank, Swiss National Bank, as fears over its liquidity persist

Regulators race to salvage collapsed Silicon Valley Bank

Banking

Stripe's UK Head of Engineering talks 'women in fintech'

Digital Payments

Investors poised for action as President Xi set to open NCP

Venture Capital