The Most Powerful Women in Banking
Lake, along with her co-CEO Jennifer Piepszak, lead all of consumer and community banking, which serves nearly 80 million consumers and 6 million small businesses across the U.S.
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O'Neill has worked at BofA since 1996, starting as a credit analyst in its corporate and investment bank. She took the reins of the bank's retail banking unit in 2021.
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Stewart's division has invested in new bankers for the long term, growing its banker head count by 40% since 2015. Since June 2023, its new client count has grown by 91%, and revenue is up 20.4%.
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Friedman attributes much of her success to her innate curiosity, and an ability to find small details interesting.
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In 2022, Ally achieved its 14th consecutive year of growth in retail deposit customers, reaching $137.7 billion in deposits from 2.7 million retail depositors.
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In the five years since Coffey was named CEO of Los Angeles-based City National Bank, the bank's assets have doubled to $95 billion, from $50 billion in 2019.
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