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The New York bank has agreed to pay a giant settlement to Washington regulators in a bid to put its London Whale trading debacle behind it. However, the deal is likely to raise as many questions as it answers and will by no means put to rest the bank's many legal and regulatory problems. American Banker editors discuss.

The year's Most Powerful Women in Banking special report contains good news and bad. On the positive side, women are making progress in the upper reaches of banking and finance. The trouble is that they still have a long way to go before achieving gender equality. The reasons are complex.

How today's female executives are clearing roadblocks to the executive suite.

KeyCorp chairman and CEO Beth Mooney on the extra obligation she feels to help bring more women into leadership positions.

KeyCorp chairman and CEO Beth Mooney discusses the advantages of the regional banking model, the U.S. economic picture and how banks are coping with it.

KeyCorp chairman and CEO Beth Mooney says the new regulatory, reputational and cost pressures on banks aren't going away anytime soon.