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20. Tracey Brophy Warson, Citigroup

For Tracey Brophy Warson, there's little difference between building relationships and building her business.

September 25

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9. Jane Fraser, Citigroup

Since taking the helm of Citigroup's Latin American business in June 2015, Jane Fraser has been working to make it a simpler, stronger and more transparent institution in the region.

September 25
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10. Anne Finucane, Bank of America

Anne Finucane is in charge of positioning Bank of America for future success and a big part of that job is figuring out how to reach millennials.

September 25
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24. Helga Houston, Huntington

Huntington Bancshares pulled the trigger on the largest acquisition in its history because it had Helga Houston on its side.

September 25
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25. Barb Godin, Regions Financial

Regions Financial was more proactive than most energy lenders in getting ahead of credit troubles caused by falling oil prices, and the Birmingham, Ala., company has Chief Credit Officer Barb Godin to thank for that.

September 25
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12. Diane Morais, Ally Bank

Diane Morais has been driving a transformation at Ally Bank since she took over as president and chief executive in March 2015.

September 25

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