The Latest from Women in Banking

Diana Starcher is all for maintaining balance in life, but she says complete immersion in work can be satisfying sometimes.

U.S. Bank's Leslie Godridge spent the last three years zigging while her competitors were zagging.

In her 25 years as a banker, Royal Bank of Canada CFO Janice Fukakusa has seen a shift in the number of women in the banking industry's executive ranks.

Michelle Van Dyke was Fifth Third's regional president for hard-hit Michigan when her portfolio was expanded in January 2009.

Many banks are still focused on repairing the damage of thefinancial crisis, but Coppermark Bank's Jacque Fiegel is encouraging her staff to pursue new opportunities.

Preserving Cape Cod's middle class is of paramount importance to Dorothy Savarese, president and CEO, Cape Cod Five Cents Savings Bank.

If Diana Reid had simply inherited and managed the portfolio held by PNC Real Estate when she took over as the division's head in 2007, the last few years might have been a relatively calm period.

During her 23 years in the payments industry, Lynn Heitman has seen a lot of change, but nothing like what has occurred since the beginning of 2009.

LeeAnne Linderman learned a lot about leadership from two starkly different people: her dad and a very gruff boss.

The application of core risk management principles to the financing of securities was a key reason Sandie O'Connor's business weathered the financial storm profitably.