The Most Powerful Women to Watch: No. 12, Bonnie Lee, Hanmi Financial Corp.
Since becoming CEO in 2019, Lee has grown Hanmi’s total assets from $5.5 billion to $7.6 billion, an increase of 36%
The Most Powerful Women to Watch: No. 13, Christina Mohr, Citigroup
Mohr, vice chair of M&A and investment banking at Citi, has been in banking for 46 years.
The Most Powerful Women to Watch: No. 15, Kim Posnett, Goldman Sachs
Posnett climbed the ranks of Goldman through her positions as co-head of internet investment banking and co-chief operating officer of the tech, media and telecom group. Before her current role, she led global investment banking services.
The Most Powerful Women to Watch: No. 5, Barbara Mariniello, Barclays
Since she was elevated to her current role roughly 18 months ago, Mariniello has continued to balance emerging opportunities with implementing long-term growth initiatives.
The Most Powerful Women to Watch: No. 6, Lori Heinel, State Street Global Advisors
Heinel is the first female global chief investment officer at State Street Global Advisors, the world’s fourth-largest asset manager.
The Most Powerful Women to Watch: No. 3, Florence Pourchet, BNP Paribas
Pourchet’s duties include deciding the types of corporate and institutional clients to attract in BNP Paribas’ Latin American region and ensuring the bank has the right teams and products to serve them.
The Most Powerful Women to Watch: No. 2, Melissa Stevens, Fifth Third Bank
Stevens’ expansive role at the Cincinnati-based lender includes head of enterprise workplace services, which puts her in charge of Fifth Third’s properties.
The Most Powerful Women to Watch: No. 1, Hope Holding Bryant, First Citizens
Vice Chair Hope Holding Bryant played a key role in the bank’s acquisition of Silicon Valley Bank.
The Most Powerful Women to Watch 2024
Our annual list of the most powerful women to watch in banking and finance.
The Most Powerful Women to Watch: No. 4, Meghan Graper, Barclays
Graper was promoted to her current role as managing director and global co-head of debt capital markets last year.