L. Parrondo
Historically, women have been underrepresented in technical careers, those related to finance, and in entrepreneurship. However, recent trends indicate significant advances for women in these fields, driven by greater access to education, political initiatives for gender equality, and the evolving landscape of the financial industry. The unique perspectives and innovative approaches of women contribute substantially to decision-making processes, promoting inclusive economic growth and creative entrepreneurship. Nevertheless, challenges such as unequal access to financing and the absence of support networks persist.
The article aims to deepen the understanding of how a regulated technological framework, specifically the "Pilot Regime for Market Infrastructures based on Distributed Ledger Technology" initiated by the European Union, can mitigate barriers and foster female participation and entrepreneurship in the financial and technological sectors. The article will examine the role of women in finance, technology, and entrepreneurship, focusing on the factors influencing their participation, including barriers, opportunities, experience, and leadership skills. The study is particularly relevant in the context of emerging decentralized financial systems, which could have unprecedented potential to address the gender gap in finance.
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Published on 01/06/24Submitted on 24/04/24
Licence: CC BY-NC-SA license
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