07.05.2025

Wo­men in­vestors in Copen­ha­gen

Advocates of the Women Invest initiative at Arion Bank, Snædís Ögn Flosadóttir, Head of Markets, along with Guðrún Ólöf Hrafnsdóttir and Eva Rún Eiðsdóttir from the bank's marketing department, recently traveled together to Copenhagen where they held a well-attended event for Icelandic women in Danish business.

Snædís Ögn spoke about the background of the Women Invest project and the positive and measurable impact it has already had in strengthening women's financial independence. She also covered the main points related to taking first steps in investing and shed light on the current general situation in financial markets.

The event was held in collaboration with the Association of Women in Business in Denmark and took place in the historic Jónshús.

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