The Latest from Women in Banking

Under Kathleen Murphy, who heads Fidelity Investments' personal investing unit, it stepped up efforts to call customers to offer support.

Despite all she has to do, Charlotte McLaughlin still makes a priority of cultivating opportunities for minority employees.

Looking back, Diane Schumaker-Krieg says her career was driven more by fear than anything else.

Isabelle Ealet has credentials, but she puts such accomplishments into context amid Goldman Sachs' roster of high-achievers.

Morgan Stanley CFO Ruth Porat is a survivor, professionally and personally, and over the past 25 years has become a powerful adviser on Wall Street.

Liz Ann Sonders, one of the top investment strategists in the country, is using her skills and influence to grow the charity that is nearest to her heart.

As group executive for international business at Visa, Elizabeth Buse tackles the challenge of growing debit in the emerging markets she oversees.

Susan Ehrlich, the president os Sears Financial Services, has a habit of putting new twists on old consumer-finance concepts.

Dominique Senequier has been building a private-equity empire in Paris for over a decade as CEO of AXA Private Equity, and Americans are finally taking notice.

Margaret Keane, who heads GE Capital's retail consumer finance arm, has worked to ensure good communication with customers to keep them on board.