The PagBank, a complete digital bank in financial services and payment methods, elected the best business account by iDinheiro portal and one of the main digital banks in Brazil, launches this Women’s Month a new season of the videocast ‘Female Financial Independence’, reinforcing its commitment to inclusive financial education and supporting the female journey towards financial independence.
Under the theme ‘Women Make the Market Turn’, the initiative aims to highlight the growing impact of women in the financial market, both as sector professionals and as investors, in addition to the importance of spreading quality financial content for all, to encourage economic development and financial independence.
Since the first season, the project has been a space for exchange, learning, and empowerment, connecting women through real stories and inspiring trajectories. Now in its 4th edition, its episodes arrive in a renewed format, combining interviews, debates, and practical insights about the financial market with a generational approach that reinforces the company’s commitment to diversity and inclusion.
Hosted by Letícia Braga de Andrade, Manager of Financial Education and Investments at PagBank, each episode will feature a PagBank employee and a market guest, providing a diverse perspective on the challenges and achievements of women in the financial sector.
In the first episode, guests Giovanna Finco, responsible for Investor Relations at Investo, and Regiane Pacheco, Superintendent of Products and Design at PagBank, comment on how they perceived the financial market as a professional possibility for themselves. In the second episode, Flávia Krauspenhar, Director and Co-founder of Capitânia, and Juliana Santos, General Manager of Banking Advisory at PagBank, share some of the challenges and motivations of female leadership in the financial market. In the third episode, the fearless mother, Zeneide Gomes da Silva, CEO and founder of Z3 Assessoria, and daughter, Carol Gomes, Financial Education and Investments Analyst at PagBank, open up about the generational dilemmas involving profession and finances.
“The project is more than a series of conversations, it’s a movement that, based on authenticity, sisterhood, and empathy, seeks to demystify the financial market and encourage all women to achieve their financial independence, regardless of their life stage,” comments Letícia Andrade.
According to the executive, the path to financial independence is full of challenges, but also great opportunities, and she concludes: “We want these stories to serve as inspiration so that more and more women feel encouraged to occupy their space in the financial market.”
The videocast episodes will be available on the 13th, 20th, and 27th of March on PagBank’s YouTube channel.
One of the largest digital banks in the country in terms of number of customers, PagBank offers tools for in-person and online sales, complete digital accounts for individuals and businesses, in addition to features that contribute to financial management, such as Payroll. At PagBank, the credit card has guaranteed limits and investments become credit limits for the card itself, maximizing customer earnings, in addition to generating cashback on the bill. At PagBank, those with active and inactive FGTS balances can request an advance, in addition to the possibility of contracting INSS Payroll Deduction Loans for retirees and pensioners directly through the PagBank app. To learn more about PagBank products, click here.
