The Latest from Women in Banking

Rosemary Berkery, who heads UBS's U.S. bank, knows her commercial banking rivals are gunning to win away the bank's super-rich clientele. In an interview, she explains how UBS is fighting back by offering wealthy customers new banking products, like mortgages and credit cards.

Wells Fargo's (WFC) regional president of Florida operations has been promoted to a national executive.

Janet Yellen and Larry Summers are in the lead for Federal Reserve chairmanship, but with all the other names that surfaced (or resurfaced) in recent days—Donald Kohn, Roger Ferguson, Christina Romer—who knows what the field will look like by September.

Doral Financial in Puerto Rico is aiming its philanthropic work at women entrepreneurs to improve the fortunes of its community and its own.

The head of Wells Fargo's (WFC) personal and small-business insurance division died on Wednesday during a business trip to Minnesota.

Leslie Godridge, a corporate lending executive at U.S. Bank, was recently honored at a Wall Street fundraiser by the UJA-Federation of New York for her work in the arts and with Junior Achievement.

Wealth management advisors must strike a balance between recognizing investment differences between men and women and avoiding stereotypes when courting female prospects.

After less than a year on the job, BNC Financial CEO Peyton Patterson is looking at new markets, products and a plan to bring in up to $50 million in capital.

Filling this increasingly prevalent and critical position presents the perfect opportunity for a bank to bring a female executive into its C-suite.

Tracey Weber, Bank Technology News' Mobile Banker of the Year for 2012, is planning to leave Citigroup at the end of June. The bank says she is leaving "to pursue other interests."