Read the latest news about WIBF, our partners and supporters including regular messages from our president.

Aug
7
2018

The WIBF Awards Alumni Network are delighted to announce an intimate dinner on Thursday 6th September at the Institute of Directors in London

We are especially proud that HRH The Countess of Wessex GCVO, chair of The Women’s Network Forum and Global Ambassador of 100 Women in Finance ’s Next Generation Initiative will be attending as our special guest speaker.

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Jul
30
2018

WIBF Launches Facebook PAge

Like and Follow us on Facebook

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Jul
25
2018

Joanne Seagrave appointed Edinburgh Co-Chair

We are delighted to welcome Joanne Seagrave to join Niamh Simms as Co-chair of Edinburgh WIBF following the departure of Kerry McCormack.

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Jul
25
2018

WIBF CFO shortlisted for ‘CFO of the Year’

Cristina Chimenti has been shortlisted in the British Accountancy Awards CFO of the Year category.

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Jul
20
2018

WIBF 2018 Awards Luncheon Video

We are delighted to present the 2018 Annual Awards Luncheon Video

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Jul
18
2018

WIBF President Vivienne Artz appears in The Wharf talking about the Gender Agenda

The gender agenda has “got stuck” according to WIBF president Vivienne Artz.

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Jul
2
2018

President’s Message - July 2018

2018 WIBF AWARDS | HISTORY OF PARLIAMENT TRUST VOTE 100 | NEW ADVISORY BOARD MEMBER

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Jul
2
2018

WIBF Hits the Airways!

Advert for WIBF to be played on WRS

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Jun
14
2018

WOMEN IN BANKING AND FINANCE AWARDS WINNERS ANNOUNCED | 21st AWARDS CEREMONY

• Five winners from inspirational shortlist announced, including new Rising Star Award winner • More than 500 members of banking and finance industry gather to applaud winners • WIBF President, Vivienne Artz, calls for a restructuring of pay and work structures in the industry • Keynote speaker, Rt Hon Nicky Morgan MP, Chair, Treasury Select Committee highlights Government commitment to equality in the banking and finance sector

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Jun
8
2018

An Invitation - Panel Presentation - Bank Culture Reform & Behavioural Science

The banking industry and regulators are using behavioral science tools to help improve the ethical cultures of financial services firms on a worldwide basis. At a recent Thomson Reuters forum in New York, regulators and industry leaders discussed how behavioural methods from fields such as organisational psychology are being combined with sophisticated technology to fight misconduct and encourage ethical cultures.

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