tailieunhanh - FINANCIAL EXPERIENCE & BEHAVIORS AMONG WOMEN

In short, risks increase if the bank considers the synthetic ETF structure as a stable and inexpensive source of funding for illiquid securities. ETF investors may not always have sufficient control over collateral arrangements to enable them to prevent such a situation. More broadly, investors in synthetic ETFs need to exercise an adequate level of scrutiny and due diligence on collateral selection and arrangements, which in turn depends on the level of transparency made available by ETF providers. Important considerations relate to the rules for selecting the collateral, the screening of its credit quality and its. | FINANCIAL EXPERIENCE BEHAVIORS AMONG WOMEN 2012-2013 Prudential Research Study Prudential FOREWORD Senior Vice President and General Counsel Christine Marcks President Prudential Retirement Many of the fundamental changes in the lives and experiences of women over the last generation are reflected in the data we have seen in the 12 years we have been researching women s financial experience and behaviors. In an effort to provide more comparative data that is reflective of women s evolving roles in society we ve broadened the scope of Prudential s biennial study on the Financial Experience Behaviors Among Women. With this study we sought to highlight key ways in which women differ from men in their financial attitudes perceptions goals and confidence. Previous studies focused on the financial experiences of female financial decision makers with household incomes of 50 000 or more. This study includes broader representation of women aged 25-68 across all income brackets. We also sought data reflective of our increasingly diverse country. In addition to generational differences covered in past surveys this year s study specifically focuses on the experiences of Asian American African American and Hispanic women. A regional snapshot is also included at the close of this year s study to highlight key financial differences among women by their geographic location. Our 2012-13 study found that women are increasingly the primary breadwinners of many households. They are more likely to be single than a generation ago either as a result of being widowed or the decision to remain single marry later or divorce. This is increasingly the case for women in their 50s or later. Our data confirms the long-term trend we have seen of women playing a key role in making financial decisions but notes that increasingly this is not a matter of choice. This survey also shows generational differences in attitudes toward money as well as differences based on ethnicity. Women close to or about

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