Starling: Campaign urges change to the way women are pictured with money
- The company an award-winning, fully licensed, and regulated bank built to give people a fairer, smarter
- Women are often represented as childlike with their money, according to a new study of 600 images relating to men and women and finance
- While men are often photographed with notes, women are more likely to be pictured with and piggy banks
- Bank has created a new free image library that takes the first step in better-representing women and money
- In a study of 600 of the most popular photographs of women/men and finance1 across three leading image libraries
- A Google image search found each of these images appears on up to 180 websites