The Latest from Women in Banking

The head of Citi's banking unit is working to improve the gender imbalance in the senior executive ranks while also streamlining global retail operations.

Newly promoted Diane Reyes has learned the art of getting more resources for a project. Hint: revenue growth helps.

Wherever there's trouble at JPMorgan Chase, Sandie O'Connor is likely to follow.

Anne Finucane's primary duties at Bank of America — setting strategy and overseeing marketing and advertising — are evident in her title. But she actually does a whole lot more.

Only two women have ever been named chairman of the American Bankers Association. Dorothy Savarese is one of them.

SunTrust CEO Bill Rogers has tapped Rilla Delorier to lead the largest transformation in the company's history. She aims to create a better experience not just for customers, but also employees.

Mary Navarro is helping Huntington achieve enviable growth. The retail banking initiatives she has led continue to attract new customers, including millennials.

Eileen Serra, the only female CEO at any of the six largest credit card issuers, has positioned Chase as a leader in protecting customer data.

In the eight years that Leslie Godridge has led the National Corporate and Institutional Banking unit at U.S. Bancorp, she has broadened its scope from regional to national and grown its loan portfolio significantly.

Karen Larrimer is making sure all PNC employees — even those in the back office — understand how their jobs connect to the customer.