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Sacha Romanovitch
Influential Leader in Financial Services and Social Mobility
Sacha Romanovitch is a Non Executive Director at LeapFrog Investments.1 In this role, she supports and challenges the Executive Team in shaping and delivering strategy.1
Beyond her position at LeapFrog Investments, Sacha holds several other notable roles:
Current Position
Sacha Romanovitch is currently the CEO of Fair4AllFinance.37 In this capacity, she works to create a new normal that allows people, places, and planet to thrive.3
Advocacy and Interests
Sacha is actively involved in addressing financial exclusion and promoting equity. She has participated in parliamentary events discussing systemic issues in financial exclusion.6 Her posts on LinkedIn often touch on topics related to financial struggles, supporting grown-up children, and the challenges faced by individuals with modest incomes.4
Networking and Collaboration
Sacha values collaboration and networking in her professional life. She has expressed gratitude for the opportunity to work with incredible individuals throughout her career.25 Her LinkedIn activity suggests she maintains connections with friends and colleagues in various industries.
Recognition
It's worth noting that Sacha Romanovitch has been awarded an OBE (Order of the British Empire), which indicates significant achievement or service in her field.6
Highlights
Gearing up for a big day for Fair4All Finance today in our mission to tackle financial exclusion.
We’re welcoming over 200 leaders from across the financial services industry to our first Building Financial Inclusion Together conference. We’ll be hearing from some incredible speakers as we showcase what works and explore the collective action needed to boost inclusion.
We’ve come a long way since we started in 2019 and we’ve learned a lot along the way. • Following the pandemic and the cost of living crisis, millions more people are in financially vulnerable circumstances in the UK • We know having access to the right products and services can transform lives, benefit society and boost the economy • There is plenty of evidence of what already works and lots of people across the industry chipping away at this
We also know financial exclusion is too big a problem for any single organisation to solve on its own - it will take the combined skills of the whole industry, government and regulators to truly turn the dial.
So we welcome the new Government’s commitment to establishing a national financial inclusion strategy. And we look forward to working together with the industry to make this effort a success.
A renewed focus on financial inclusion across the sector creates a huge opportunity to develop a future financial services system that serves everyone. And if we can do that, we can make a difference to the lives of millions of people that in turn drives growth and opportunity across the country. #FinancialInclusion #ficonf24
With all the current focus on banks and who they serve, the remit of Fair4All Finance to ensure that people in financially vulnerable circumstances have access to fair and affordable financial products and services comes into stark relief. It's so important to act for those who don't have the privilege of their voices reaching to high places directly.
In early June we brought together politicians, policy makers, financial services providers to share our latest research on the scale of illegal money lending in the UK (over 3m people have borrowed from an illegal moneylender in the last 3years), a financial inclusion plan to bring together all the activity needed to fix a market that is failing over 17.5m people in the UK and our impact report showing the difference we have made in our short life.
Paul Maynard MP hosted our event in parliament and spoke passionately from the perspective of his constituents - it was powerful hearing him using his voice and platform to advocate for those least able to do so on their own.
Here is the post he wrote on the issue - it's a call to action that we'd love all politicians across the political spectrum to take up:
