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The Most Powerful Women in Banking: What Leadership Looks Like When Writing a New Playbook (opens the original)
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In the span of 18 months, bank executives were losing sleep over a shipping lane in the Persian Gulf, an auto-parts supplier in Ohio, AI-cloned voices initiating wire transfers, and a new federal law raising the stakes for digital money. Rates, rules, credit, competition, and even the definition of money all moved at once—and no traditional assumption was safe. In April 2025, sweeping new tariffs sent markets reeling. While big banks posted solid first-quarter profits, their CEOs warned of corpo
The Most Powerful Women in Finance (opens the original)
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Waiting for certainty is its own strategic risk. Geopolitics can move markets overnight, AI is challenging established competitive advantages, new business models are being developed, and the infrastructure of investing is changing—all requiring leaders to act as things happen. The Most Powerful Women in Finance leaders stood out in 2025 and into 2026 because they were willing to act before their path forward was clear. They understood that economic shocks, changing interest-rate dynamics and ma
The Most Powerful Women in Banking's Women to Watch (opens the original)
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The most adept leaders in the financial industry recognize this is not the time to defend traditional business models, infrastructure, and growth plans. Instead, they must decide what new business opportunities can preserve economic value and deepen customer relationships. Throughout 2025 and into this year, The Most Powerful Women in Banking's Women to Watch understood this. In on-chain finance, for example, executives knew the opportunity was larger than digital assets. It was about owning the
The Most Powerful Women in Banking Top Teams (opens the original)
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What do HSBC, Sound Community Bank, BNP Paribas, Mizuho Americas and Fifth Third have in common? Each of these five companies has an outstanding woman-led business unit or group ranked as part of The Most Powerful Women in Banking Top Teams 2026. For this ranking, banks are evaluated on several quantitative and qualitative factors, including the innovative nature of what the team developed, the resulting business, operational or enterprise outcomes generated by the team, and the total number of
The Most Powerful Women in Banking NEXT (opens the original)
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The rising generation of financial services leaders—whether at mega-banks, super-regionals, community banks and digital banks—must be capable of delivering results while simultaneously positioning their businesses and teams for what lies ahead. That requires an artful blend of business savvy, technology innovation, and adaptable leadership capabilities. Executives recognized in The Most Powerful Women in Banking NEXT ranking demonstrate this across the board, seeing across traditional organizati
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