Biography
Barbara Stewart, CFA, is a researcher and author on the issue of women and finance. She will release the 12th annual installment of her “Rich Thinking” series of monographs on International Women’s Day, 8 March 2022. Stewart uses her proprietary research skills to work as an Executive Interviewer on a project basis for global financial institutions seeking to gain a deeper understanding of their key stakeholders, both women and men. She is a frequent interview guest on TV, radio, and print, , and she is a columnist for Canadian Money Saver and Golden Girl Finance. Stewart is on the Advisory Board for Kensington Capital Partners Limited in Toronto. All of Stewart’s research is available on Barbara Stewart.
If it was ever true that women were excessively fearful about risk, it’s not true anymore.
What are the major takeaways from a decade of researching women and finance?
We all start out single and most women, whether they marry or not, will end up that way. Barbara Stewart, CFA, considers the implications.
Self-leadership may become the most important kind of leadership of all, says Barbara Stewart, CFA.
Women are narrowing the investment gap and will soon close it, according to Barbara Stewart, CFA, and Duncan Stewart, CFA.
Vera Futorjanski of 500 Startups discusses the value of diversity in an interview with Barbara Stewart, CFA.
To mark International Women's Day, Barbara Stewart, CFA, finds reason to celebrate.
How can personal integrity influence business success?
As part of her research, Barbara Stewart, CFA, spoke to a particular group of women about how they feel about their intelligence, how they look at success, and what advice they’d give younger women.
How does progress in the payments industry affect the payment decisions we make at an individual level?