Sallie Krawcheck’s Ellevest Reaches $1 Billion in Assets Under Management
The milestone is a first for a woman-founded, woman-focused investment firm.
Investment firm Ellevest announced today it has reached $1 billion in client assets under management, the “first financial company built by women, specifically for women” to reach that milestone.
Ellevest founder and CEO Sallie Krawcheck, who made her name in the industry at Merrill Lynch, Smith Barney and Citi before founding Ellevest in 2014, discussed the news in an . “What I’m particularly proud of is that it happened during a pandemic,” she said. “And very importantly, at a time when you would think women would be more pulled back, we actually had net positive inflows every single week of the year.”
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In a posted Tuesday, Krawcheck announced the milestone and called it one of the “proudest moments of my career to date.”
Today, I’m excited to share one of the proudest moments of my career to date — during Women’s History Month, no less. is the first financial company built by women, specifically for women to reach $1 billion in client investments.
— Sallie Krawcheck (@SallieKrawcheck)
(Ellevest AUM as of 3/12/2021)
— Sallie Krawcheck (@SallieKrawcheck)
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Investment firm Ellevest announced today it has reached $1 billion in client assets under management, the “first financial company built by women, specifically for women” to reach that milestone.
Ellevest founder and CEO Sallie Krawcheck, who made her name in the industry at Merrill Lynch, Smith Barney and Citi before founding Ellevest in 2014, discussed the news in an . “What I’m particularly proud of is that it happened during a pandemic,” she said. “And very importantly, at a time when you would think women would be more pulled back, we actually had net positive inflows every single week of the year.”
Related: Investing: Why More Women Â鶹Éçs Should Consider It
In a posted Tuesday, Krawcheck announced the milestone and called it one of the “proudest moments of my career to date.”
Today, I’m excited to share one of the proudest moments of my career to date — during Women’s History Month, no less. is the first financial company built by women, specifically for women to reach $1 billion in client investments.
— Sallie Krawcheck (@SallieKrawcheck)
(Ellevest AUM as of 3/12/2021)
— Sallie Krawcheck (@SallieKrawcheck)
Related: 4 Fun Ways for Millennials to Dip Their Toes Into Investing
