The Most Powerful Women in Banking
Honorees gathered at Tiffany's Landmark building in New York City, where American Banker interviewed them about the industry's trajectory and leadership lessons they've learned in their careers.
First Midwest Bancorp in Itasca, Ill., has named new heads of treasury management and private banking.
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The Federal Reserve Bank of New York has named Helen Mucciolo its executive vice president, principal financial officer and head of its corporate group.
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Suffolk Bancorp in Riverhead, N.Y. has promoted Anita J. Nigrel to executive vice president and chief retail officer, a newly created position, effective Monday.
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Boston Private Financial has added former insurance executive Lizabeth Zlatkus to its board. Zlautkus spent 28 years with Hartford Financial Services, including stints as chief financial officer and chief risk officer.
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Stacey Friedman will become the general counsel of JPMorgan Chase early next year, and Steve Cutler will be its vice chairman, the company announced Monday.
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The most powerful women in New York include two from JPMorgan, one from Goldman Sachs, and none (thats right, none) from Citigroup. Plus, JPMorgan alum Blythe Masters is making waves, as is actress Meryl Streep.
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