Wealthtech start-up for women Propelle launches in the UK

  • Propelle is a London-based investment platform designed specifically for women to help close the gender wealth gap and empower women financially.
  • Founded by Ayesha Ofori, a former Goldman Sachs executive, Propelle combines community support, financial education, and investment options tailored to women.
  • The platform offers traditional investments like ISAs and funds, as well as alternative investments such as art, wine, fractional real estate, and start-ups.
  • Users can align their investments with personal values, including sustainable and Shariah-compliant choices.
  • The app is free to download and provides features like general investment accounts and monthly webinars, with advanced content available via subscription.
  • Propelle has raised over £1.2 million in pre-seed funding, with 90% of investors being women.
  • This launch is significant against the backdrop of declining financing for female-led fintechs in the UK, which dropped to 7% in H1 2024.
  • The company plans to add features like digital financial planning, goal setting, and risk assessment tools in the future.
Laura M
Laura M
Laura is a financial reporter, editor, and researcher with a particular interest in fintech innovation, capital markets, and the evolving global banking landscape.

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