It’s a year of transition in our rankings of the Most Powerful Women in Finance.
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While there are still many familiar names — including JPMorgan Chase’s Mary Callahan Erdoes and PNC’s Charlotte McLaughlin — this year’s list includes eight newcomers from eight different firms. Also Michal Katz is returning to this list in a new role.
Among the newcomers are: JPMorgan Chase’s Anu Aiyengar, William Blair’s Stephanie Braming, AllianceBernstein’s Kate Burke, State Street’s Donna Milrod, Wells Fargo’s Kara McShane, Citigroup’s Christina Mohr, Northern Trust’s Glenda Pedroso and Credit Suisse’s Radhika Venkatraman.
The country’s biggest financial companies are well represented in the rankings. Citigroup leads the way, with four honorees, followed by JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America.
Scroll through to see the full list of our 25 Most Powerful Women in Finance.
