Ana Kresina

It’s a well-known fact, women investors outperform their male counterparts and have been doing so for quite some time. New research from investment app, Pearler, has once again confirmed this admission: women have outpaced men in share investing despite wage disparity.

Australian women are, on average, investing more of their income into sharemarkets, and overwhelming focused on using their capital to back more ‘ESG friendly’ investments. These were among the key conclusions of Pearler, an investing app that seeks to both educate and build a community around finances and investing.