ALBANY, N.Y. -
Commanda told the Assembly Standing Committee on Consumer Affairs and Protection, the Assembly Standing Committee on Banks and the Senate Standing Committee on Consumer Protection that new state-level laws would only further confuse consumers, who would be better served with better enforcement of existing law.
Commanda urged legislators to tackle growing "miscellaneous fees" by using CUs as a potential model.
The 24th annual ranking of the 25 women whose leadership and innovation are radically changing banking.
All in a day's work: Managing geopolitical shocks, changing interest-rate dynamics, and new business models driven by innovation.
In the rapidly evolving financial landscape, it's all about controlling customer relationships, intelligence, liquidity and transaction flows.
Bringing ambition, a startup culture and a watchful eye on real outcomes were dominant themes running throughout these top teams.
For rising leaders, the race to the top requires an artful blend of business savvy, technology fluency, and an adaptable management style.
For the sixth consecutive year, Citi CEO Jane Fraser is American Banker's The Most Powerful Woman in Banking.
