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Women in Investment Banking are leading the way by combating outdated gender stereotypes, highlighting the importance of diversity and proving why they have more than earned their seat at the table.
Every influential woman has more than one story, and this Women’s Month, we shine a light on the diverse experiences of 10 women in investment banking as they journey through the triumphs and challenges of being bankers, wives, friends, mothers, daughters and sisters.As we celebrate their achievements, we also thank them for opening the doors for the next generation of female investment bankers to proudly step through, into a future embracing merit, diversity and inclusivity.
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In celebration of the fearless business leaders within our organisation, while also unburdening and inspiring the next generation of female investment bankers, these are our Standard Bank sheroes for the month of women.1:03
Part 1
Standard Bank’s Corporate and Investment Bank, has launched the Why She Leads campaign for Women’s Month, which shines a well-deserved spotlight, on the company’s female dealmakers in investment banking across our continent.4:07
Part 2
Standard Bank aims to foster an environment that is focused on realising potential from all aspects, and one of the ways this can be done is when women are recognised as their full selves.3:14
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Lindeka Dzedze speaks to the owner of SRS Aviation, Sibongile Sambo and the Head of Legal Investment Banking at Standard Bank Group, Marita Koti about their roles and personal stories.
Our Sheroes
Sasha Cook
Head, Investment Banking, Western Cape
Sherrill Byrne
Sherrill Byrne
Anneke Lund
Executive, Sustainable Finance
Marilyn Maki
Head, Energy & Infrastructure, Trade & Corporate Financing Solutions
Marita Koti
Head, Legal: Investment Banking
Mphokolo Makara
Executive Head, Energy and Infrastructure, East Africa
Mulalo Takaedza
Senior Vice-president, Structured Capital
Neha Bantha
Senior Transactor, Structured Capital, Leverage Finance
Simone-Louise Hutchings
Executive, Loan Syndication and Sales
Melanie Elephant
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