The Latest from Women in Banking

Since joining Mizuho six years ago, Katz has had to contend with the COVID pandemic, a liquidity crisis, the regional banking meltdown and rising interest rates.

Demand for tokenized assets, real-time data and collateral mobility is turning asset servicing into a strategic differentiator for BNY—and Portney is looking to capitalize on all of it.

Her ability to communicate with markets, employees and investors is what these unprecedented times call for, something Martin takes in stride while pressing ahead.

Since joining HSBC in 2023, Oden has been focused on expanding its wealth business in the U.S.

Knowing what to acquire and what to let go are proving to be growth engines for S&P, and Cheung's just getting started.

Despite a schedule that always has her in the air and on the road, Aiyengar always makes time to meet with the bank's employees.

As head of TIAA's $955 billion retirement business, Gibson said that Americans are facing "a perfect storm in retirement security."

In addition to swiping exchange business from rival NYSE, Friedman has diversified with compliance software and anti-financial crime offerings for banks and securities firms.

Knox, who has led the private bank for the past 7 years, is building out a multigenerational team to support the needs of current and future clients.

The globe-trotting exec, known for her relationship and financial-structuring skills, is betting that AI and other initiatives can help grow client totals by 50% over the next five years.