The Latest from Women in Banking

Toronto-Dominion plans in the coming years to find Ed Clark's successor from within. Colleen Johnston, its chief financial officer, seems to have a strong shot but downplayed speculation in an interview.

The Dodd-Frank financial regulatory reform bill included a provision creating Offices of Minority and Women Inclusion in all 20 federal agencies that regulate our financial system.

Federal Reserve Banks around the country last week took a moment to point out progress made by women in the field of economics and earlier works by female economists to commentate the 101st anniversary of International Women's Day.

JPMorgan Chase appointed Sandie O'Connor, head of prime services at the investment bank, as the company's new treasurer.

Joins small club of female bank CIOs that includes Catherine Bessant at Bank of America and Anne Weatherston at ANZ Bank.

On the occasion of the 10th anniversary of our 25 Most Powerful Women in Banking program, it is my pleasure to invite applications to our 2012 rankings.

Terri Dial, a former top executive at Wells Fargo & Co. and Citigroup Inc. and widely regarded as one of the industry's most influential women, died Tuesday in Miami. She was 62.

Peetz — who was tasked over the weekend to help lead her alma mater Penn State out of crisis — stressed the importance of mentors, goals, self-evaluation and a positive attitude at the the Most Powerful Women in Banking awards in October.

North Jersey Community began having networking breakfasts for female business owners in the area and converted some to clients who turned out to be strong advocates for the bank.

The top women in the banking and non-bank finance industries debunk old theories, issue new challenges and celebrated achievements at the 2011 gala award dinner.