The Latest from Women in Banking

Liu became head of Citi’s North American private bank in 2019 and, in 2020, beat her projections by 12% despite the pandemic.

Hackley, proud of her Cuban heritage, has made a point of mentoring and recruiting Hispanic undergraduates and MBA students.

Braming revamped the company's recruiting process by instituting diverse candidate and interviewer slates and expanding scouting for prospects and interns.

Since becoming head of investment and corporate banking at Mizuho Americas, Katz has lead it through explosive growth in its M&A strategy and leveraged buyout practices.

As global co-head of mergers and acquisitions at J.P. Morgan, Aiyengar is the only woman and only person of color to hold such a position.

Mohr, the chairperson of the Fairness Opinion Committee, vets every fairness opinion originating in both Asia and the Americas, ensuring that M&A transactions are equitable for all.

In 2020, a year marked by deep economic crisis, Pedroso led her team to execute $16.9 billion of lending overall, up 9% from the previous year.

A year after McShane took over, the bank’s CRE operations posted a 5% increase in profits, despite the challenges of the pandemic.

In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, Burke has taken on massive projects such as the company's headquarters transition from New York to Nashville, Tennessee.

With Venkatraman’s guidance, Credit Suisse’s investment bank has also joined the financial industry’s move toward cloud computing.