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Women's growing economic influence reshapes markets and spending

Women are increasingly reshaping the global economy through accumulating and inheriting wealth, yet financial markets and companies have been slow to recognize this shift. Projections indicate trillions of dollars in wealth transfers will predominantly go to women in the coming decades, highlighting a significant opportunity for financial advisory firms that engage spouses and plan for lifetime income. Furthermore, women are the primary decision-makers for household spending, yet many businesses still fail to cater to this demographic, presenting a market gap for companies that understand evolving consumer behavior and wealth management preferences. AI

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Women's growing economic influence reshapes markets and spending

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  1. Fortune TIER_1 English(EN) · Ellen Zentner ·

    Morgan Stanley’s Ellen Zentner: Women are reshaping the economy. Markets haven’t caught up

    Women stand to inherit trillions. Few firms are ready.