In this episode RFi Group’s Kate Wilson and Anna Shaw are in conversation with Harvard Scholar and Behavioural Insights Advisor, Sutapa Banerjee, discussing financial well-being, inclusion and bridging the gender gap in finance.
Season 3, Episode 2: Sutapa Banerjee
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- DATE : November 9, 2021
- GUEST: Sutapa Banerjee
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- DATE : November 9, 2021
- GUEST: Sutapa Banerjee
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