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In just a few of words I am European woman in her late thirties who just L-O-V-E-S investing. And I am also a gender equality advocate who invests in alignment with her values.
I have over a decade of professional experience in international real estate and private equity at large and boutique real estate investment, financial, and advisory firms in Switzerland, New York, the Netherlands and Dubai.
Over the years I also developed a true passion for investing on my own account.
I am also the single mother of two adorable little boys.
When I say 'single,' I should actually use the word 'widowed.' In 2017, I lost my husband in a traffic accident when we were expecting our second child.
I am Swiss (despite my very 'unswiss' name!), I currently live in Zurich and grew up in the French part of Switzerland with my entrepreneur parents and three sisters (yes, there are four of us!).
Before moving to Zurich in 2014, I spent a decade working and studying in the likes of New York, Amsterdam, Dubai, Munich and San Francisco and the UK.
I am no longer an expat. But somehow I often still feel like one (but that's another story!)
It all started with just a blog to help women become confident and responsible investors. But then I grew so passionate about it that there is now a little more to it.
I run an online course, Invest at REST, designed to teach you how to invest in a way that feels right without wasting any time.
Increasingly, I am asked to speak at (online) events about why investing matters and how to get started. Get in touch to bring me in for your next event or webinar.
Since the summer of 2018, I write articles and publish other free resources to help women get over their fears and get started with investing
Up until a couple of years ago, I was not too concerned about financial security. I had a good job. And my husband was a high earner.
But when he suddenly died in an accident in early 2017, everything changed. For the first time, my financial security and that of my children was uncertain.
And this started a chain of events that made me realize that I had to use my knowledge and experience about investing to tackle the following issues:
For a number of reasons, women are at a high risk of facing financial difficulties, especially later in life
Saving money won't do it. Investing is the only way women can achieve financial security over the long run
There was just no place where a (European) woman can learn about investing in a way that feels right
"Within our Women's Impact Network at HP, we were having Aysha as a professional speaker to cover the topic "Investing for Women." Besides her profound background and knowledge in the industry, she is an inspiring personality. The interest level of our participants during the session was high, and the feedback after it extremely positive. I hope to work with Aysha soon again."
... as well as funny (and at times embarrassing) stories of my personal and financial life.
... as well as funny (and at times embarrassing) stories of my personal and financial life