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.
Whatever the next turn in the market cycle brings, the executives on this list will be prepared. They have not only endured some of the toughest times finance has seen, they have led by example through the worst of it.
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The ability to learn on the fly served Mary Callahan Erdoes well as she worked her way to the upper echelons of one of the world's largest banking companies.
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Not following the pack has been one key to success for Cara Heiden, who co-heads Wells Fargo & Co.'s residential mortgage unit.
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After eight years as the chief executive of NewAlliance Bancshares, Peyton Patterson is trying out a different role: political appointee.
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The North American Global Transaction Services of Citigroup, under the direction of managing director Julie Monaco since 2007, spearheaded the review process of more than 529,000 claims — about 8,300 a day — involving $2.88 billion in rebates submitted over a two-month period.
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Donna DeMaio has no trouble saying what she thinks. But a great lesson in leadership she learned just recently is that sharing opinions with her typical passion can have a downside.
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