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Let's raise the bar and start judging companies by how many women they have in the P&L pipeline.

Workplace policies fail to acknowledge that men share the responsibility of raising children and caring for elderly parents. Companies that address this new reality will attract the best talent.

Doing more with less, networking and leadership programs find creative ways to thrive.

Former U.S. Banker executive editor Karen Krebsbach, who helped develop the magazine's annual issue featuring The 25 Most Powerful Women in Banking, died at Calvary Hospital in New York in July. She was 52.

Citigroups's Women & Co. is selling a better future for women through a blend of financial literacy and social outreach.

We call on all leaders within the banking community to energize the relationships your organizations have with women business owners. Help us to elevate our business opportunities.

Yasmin Bates-Brown planted the seeds for Harris Bank's thriving community-development lending program.

She built a wealth-management powerhouse, but within U.S. Bancorp Diane Thormodsgard will best be remembered as a role model.

Women favor as a goal diversity at regulatory agencies and the financial institutions they oversee, but some question whether the government should be involved.

Now leaders themselves, proteges of Harris CEO Ellen Costello hand down her mentoring lessons.

HSBC Holdings has operations in 88 countries and its stated mission is to help its commercial and high-net-worth customers do business in all of them.

Team spirit is a competitive advantage that's hard to quantify, but MetLife COO Marion McDougall knows just how much of a difference it can make.

Senior vice president Julie Cornelius built her career at U.S. Bancorp mastering the art of assimilation.

While diversity programs are important, they don't amount to much if they don't produce results, and few financial firms boast as many women in key roles as Wells Fargo.

Some are in new jobs, some have new responsibilities, but all of these 25 women are tackling the industry's challenges head on-and in the process reshaping its future.

The financial crisis hurt a lot of people's good reputations. Not Heidi Miller's.

When Diane Reyes took over Citigroup's global payments business in July 2009, the group was already in a crisis mode.

UnionBanCal's JoAnn Bourne learned how to play chess with her dad at age six, and now relates the game to her work.

CitiFinancial North America is searching for a new name, a new owner and a new funding model. But even with so much in flux, Mary McDowell has never been surer of her goals.