Editor's Pick
Financial Literacy in Saudi Arabia: Evolution and Impact
Mohammed Al Rumaih and Wael Al Hazzani, CEO of Saudi Exchange and CEO of Muqassa, respectively, discuss financial literacy programmes in Saudi Arabia, which they see as a critical component for economic empowerment and stability.
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The WFE's Women Leaders 2024 - Franca Egwuekwe, General Counsel and Company Secretary, NG Clearing
Published: Mar 2024
Bear in mind that no one has the monopoly of success - with self-determination and hard work, the top is always accessible.
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The WFE's Women Leaders 2024 - Veronica Del Rosario, General Counsel and Compliance Officer of the Philippine Stock Exchange
Published: Mar 2024
What’s important is to always work with integrity — work hard even when no one is watching, strive for excellence, and do not settle unless you are satisfied that you have done great work. Your hard work will pay off eventually.
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The WFE's Women Leaders 2024 - Corinne Houmou Ormon, BRVM Country Representative in Cote d’Ivoire
Published: Mar 2024
The advice I usually give to people, particularly to those who hopelessly look for jobs in our region, where unemployment is very high, is to never give up. Resilience is the key to success.
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The WFE's Women Leaders 2024 - Anja Kiessling, Chief Financial Officer of European Energy Exchange
Published: Mar 2024
I found it rewarding to work close to full time, also as a young mother, and I believe it is an advantage if you aspire to be in a leadership position.
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The WFE's Women Leaders 2024 - Sally Kwok, Co-Head of Trading at HKEX
Published: Mar 2024
I strive to share my knowledge with the team and work together to achieve our goals – akin to planting a seed and giving water and attention to it while waiting for the fruit to ripen.
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The WFE's Women Leaders 2024 – Grace Mok, Executive Director, Head of Member Supervision at SGX
Published: Mar 2024
I encourage aspiring leaders to embrace every opportunity, build collaborative relationships, and go the extra mile. Every experience (good or bad) creates an avenue for personal and professional growth.
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The WFE's Women Leaders 2024 – Katherine Ng, Head of Listing at Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing
Published: Mar 2024
I believe that truly knowing yourself is instrumental to growing in your career. You must figure out who you are and what type of leader you are before you can lead.
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The WFE's Women Leaders 2024 - Diana Okine, Deputy General Manager, Strategy and International Relations at GSE
Published: Mar 2024
I encountered a few setbacks in my professional life and learned that they are opportunities for growth and resilience.
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The WFE's Women Leaders 2024 – Smaragda Rigakou, General Counsel, Head of Legal, Regulatory and Compliance Division at Athens Exchange Group
Published: Mar 2024
Leadership is not about gender, but about impact. And you can make an impact on all people, regardless of gender.