Emmie Murphy is an Associate in Debt Capital Markets at Cedar Leaf Capital, the first Indigenous-owned investment dealer in Canada. A graduate of Queens Universitys Smith School of Business, she specializes in sustainable finance, drawing on her prior experience as an analyst at BMO Capital Markets.
Emmie is Anishinabe from Brunswick House First Nation and is passionate about supporting Indigenous communities. She has authored articles on overcoming barriers to Indigenous lending and has helped develop sustainable financing frameworks to foster economic development for Indigenous businesses and communities.
She was the recipient of an award for first-generation post-secondary students, recognizing her academic achievement.
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