Urvi Guglani, Silverdale Funds, on Singapore Management University x 100 Women In Finance Annual ‘Women in Finance’ Panel

Urvi Guglani, Silverdale Funds, on Singapore Management University x 100 Women In Finance Annual ‘Women in Finance’ Panel

Urvi Guglani, Silverdale Funds, on Singapore Management University x 100 Women In Finance Annual ‘Women in Finance’ Panel

Urvi Guglani, Silverdale Funds, on Singapore Management University x 100 Women In Finance Annual ‘Women in Finance’ Panel

Urvi Guglani, Silverdale Funds, on Singapore Management University x 100 Women In Finance Annual ‘Women in Finance’ Panel

Mar 23, 2024

On Friday 22nd March 2024, Urvi Guglani, Silverdale Funds, alongside esteemed panelists Kerrine Koh (Hamilton Lane), Nicole Lee (ADDX), and Steph Lau, CAIA, CESGA (UBS), shared her experiences in the Finance industry in a closed-door event hosted by SMU’s EYE Investment Club. They discussed their career paths, experiences living in different geographies, navigating stereotypes, and the future of the finance industry. The event was timely as they celebrated Women’s History Month with budding women and allies.

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