The Latest from Women in Banking

Veteran investment banker Elinor Hoover strives to keep Citi's clients ahead of the latest trends.

Liz Myers and her team are winning deals by tapping into the banking giant's existing capabilities and entering new business lines.

Tracey Brophy Warson is leading Citi's North American private bank to new heights. As one of the bank's highest-profile women, she's also playing an increasingly important role in helping to advance the careers of promising women.

Paula Polito has revived UBS' wealth management business in the Americas by targeting the emerging affluent and upgrading the firm's client service.

Under Fiona Bassett, Deutsche Bank's nascent U.S. exchange-traded fund business into one of the fastest-growing ETF platforms in North America.

TIAA-CREF's unit that provides financial advice to individuals has more than doubled in size since Kathie Andrade took the helm in 2011.

Dawn Fitzpatrick overcame a childhood speech impediment to become one of the few women to run a major hedge fund, not to mention a fixture on financial news shows.

Louise Kelly devised the unusual business model for EnerBank USA and had to fight to put it into practice. Selling her idea to CMS Energy proved to be pivotal.

In a career filled with difficult assignments, Jane Fraser tackles perhaps her biggest challenge yet as Citigroup's CEO of Latin America.

Kathy Rogers, a 27-year veteran of U.S. Bancorp, is now a member of its management committee following her January promotion to CFO.