New Delhi, March 8 -- More and more women are actively managing and shaping their financial destinies. This trend is apparent in a recent FinEdge (a tech-enabled investment management company) report, which underscores that a minimum of 40% of women in the country are emerging as new investors. They are initiating investments at an early stage, opting for instruments such as systematic investment plans (SIPs), and placing a strong emphasis on prioritizing retirement. This marks a significant shift in the financial landscape, challenging the conventional association of financial management solely with men's behaviour.

The report underscores that women are emerging as dedicated and disciplined investors, with an average amount of Rs.4,483 ...