Titilayo Oyinsan talks with financial experts on the viability of Brent Crude as a trading option for Women in Africa. The first of a 13 episode series tailored for women in Africa looking for alternative sources of income. http://www.cmtrading.com/womenswealthhttps://partners.cmtrading.com/Tracking/S/64241f5955694a249e6a6b28 Forex Trading Giants CMTRADING jumps on board as a sponsor this season, to properly inform African women on the importance of A financially literate generation of women ready to take control of their financial Futures. We also discuss the roles of social & cultural norms in shaping women’s financial behaviours, importance of financial literacy and why every woman should take part in financial planning. In this episode, we are joined by Financial Jennifer; a personal finance expert, investment banker, and the founder of Fintribe, Nigeria's first and largest women-only finance community. With over 20,000 women trained in personal finance and thousands guided on their investment journeys, she is known as The Women Money Cheerleader, engaging a vibrant audience of over 120,000 people daily on social media. Financial Jennifer’s professional experience spans auditing, aviation, treasury operations, fixed income, securities trading, and fintech treasury operations. As a Certified Financial Education Instructor, Chartered Accountant and Stockbroker, she envisions a future with more empowered women confidently making better financial decisions and building healthy savings and investment portfolios through her teachings and simplified platform. She was listed as on Top 50 Rising Motherland Moguls 2023 by She Leads Africa. We are also joined by ADEYINKA ASHAOLU; a development consultant and a certified financial literacy/education coach. She is the Founder/Executive Director of WISE Foundation. Her portfolio includes strategic leadership on programs and partnerships that promote youth engagement and empowerment focused on empowering youth with crucial life skills in the areas of financial literacy & economic empowerment, leadership, self-awareness & personal effectiveness. She has robust field and personal coaching experience in the development, business, youth engagement, product development and financial literacy space. Adeyinka has also had a robust professional experience at the International Finance Corporation, a member of the World Bank Group on Access to Finance focused on credit information reporting, collateral registries and financial inclusion. She has other working experiences in credit reporting, entrepreneurship and economic development at Abuja Enterprise Agency and an internship at Bank of Industry. She’s currently a volunteer mentor on the Cherie Blair Foundation for Women’s “Mentoring Women in Business” programme.