Join us as we sit down with Lule Demmissie, the US CEO of eToro, to uncover the exciting evolution of retail investing in the 21st century. Discover how the face of the modern investor is changing and why investing is no longer exclusive to the wealthy.
Lule shares her passion for democratizing finance and making capital markets accessible to all. Learn how eToro is empowering everyday investors to take control of their financial future.
In this episode, you'll learn:-
-Who is the new retail investor? Get insights into the diverse demographics driving the future of investing.
-Why risk matters (and how to manage it): Explore the importance of risk in investing and discover strategies for building a diversified portfolio.
-How to invest in your knowledge: Unlock Lule's tips for approaching investing intellectually and building a community of support.
-The power of small investments: Even small amounts of money can greatly impact your mindset and financial well-being.
-Lule Demmissie is a true champion of financial inclusion. Through thought leadership and innovative platforms like eToro, she's shaping a more equitable future for retail investors.
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CHAPTER MARKERS:
00:00 Navigating the Future of Retail Investing with Lule Demmissie
05:59 Investor demographics and perceptions, with a focus on diversity and accessibility.
11:16 Retail investors' diversified interests beyond just stocks.
15:47 Financial regulation and risk management for new retail investors.
20:27 Risk tolerance, options trading, and democratization of financial instruments.
27:27 Investing in digital assets, democratization of wealth, and empowerment through financial literacy.
