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Wealth & Finance Magazine Announces the 2016 Women in Wealth Awards Winners

United Kingdom, November 2016- Wealth & Finance magazine have announced the winners of the 2016 Women in Wealth Awards.

Women play a huge role in the financial landscape: from asset management to banking and financial governance, the industry is full of extraordinary women working against the odds to succeed in a male dominated market.

As such we have created the 2016 Women in Wealth Awards, which showcase the very best women from across the financial environment.

Commenting on the program Awards Coordinator Daisy Johnson stated: “Women’s contribution to the finance industry cannot be underestimated, and as such this awards programme is showcasing the most committed, successful and professional women from across the market. I am truly proud to be able to highlight the hard work of every one of my winners and would like to wish them an even more prosperous future.”

To learn more about our deserving award winners and to gain insight into the working practices of the “best of the best”, please visit the Wealth & Finance website (http://www.wealthandfinance-intl.com) where you can access the winners supplement.

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About Wealth & Finance International
Wealth & Finance International is a monthly publication dedicated to delivering high quality informative and up-to-the-minute global business content. It is published by AI Global Media Ltd, a publishing house that has reinvigorated corporate finance news and reporting.

Developed by a highly skilled team of writers, editors, business insiders and regional industry experts, Wealth & Finance International reports from every corner of the globe to give readers the inside track on the need-to-know news and issues affecting banking, finance, regulation, risk and wealth management in their region.

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