The next stage of Wall Street Girls Club — and how you can shape it

Hi Wall Streeters,

It’s been a week since my first update — and I can’t tell you how energising it’s been hearing from so many of you who get what Wall Street Girls Club is about.

Now, I want to bring you in even closer as we shape the next stage.

💭 I want your thoughts:
What would you love to see from the Wall Street Girls Club in its next chapter?

• More founder playbooks?

• Insight and courses on breaking into banking and handling the analyst years?

• In-person events?

  Just hit reply — I’m reading every single one.

📈 This Week’s Headlines — WS Girl style

Here’s my quick take on the big finance news you might have seen this week:

Bank of England Holds Interest Rates Steady Amid Cooling Inflation

The headlines say: The Bank of England decided to keep interest rates unchanged, citing slowing inflation pressures.
WS Girls Club says: This isn’t just a signal of macroeconomic stability—it’s a moment to reassess your cost of capital, refinancing strategies, or launch budget. If you're planning a pivot or side hustle, now is a smart time to build with confidence, not hesitation.

Gold Prices Spike on Economic Uncertainty; Investors Turn to Safe Havens

The headlines say: Rising geopolitical risks and central bank caution are triggering a rise in gold as investors seek stability.
WS Girls Club says: We’re witnessing trust fatigue in flashy assets—but gold’s emergence reminds us that legacy assets still hold weight. Aspiring founders: think durable models and timeless value, not just fast scaling.

Demand for Elevated Corporate Fashion Surges as Professionals Return to In-Person Work

The headlines say: As offices reopen and hybrid work becomes the norm, there’s been a notable uptick in spending on premium workwear—from tailored blazers to statement accessories. Brands are reporting double-digit growth in this category among mid-career professionals.

WS Girls Club says: This isn’t just a style revival—it’s a visual reclaiming of authority. When your clothes communicate that you belong in the boardroom and on your own terms, you're creating a powerful identity shift. If you're planning your exit or building your brand, dressing with intention becomes part of your strategy. Let your aesthetic be your signal.

Because yes — you can have style and an informed market view.

👯 Next step: our group chat
I’m setting up a private WS Girls Club group chat. Think of it as the glass ceiling-free zone:

• Career pivot advice in real time

• A network that actually feels like a network

If you want in, reply “I’m in” and I’ll send you the link once we go live.

This isn’t just my project anymore — it’s ours. Let’s build it together.

With love,
Polly x
@thewallstreetgirlsclub