25 Most Powerful Women in Banking Results 2007

1. Heidi Miller
   CEO, Treasury & Securities Services
   JPMorgan Chase
2. Carrie Tolstedt
   Senior EVP, Community Banking
   Wells Fargo
3. Barbara Desoer
   Chief Technology & Operations Officer
   Bank of America
4. Cece Sutton
   EVP and Head of Retail and
   Small Business Banking
   Wachovia
5. Doreen Woo Ho
   President, Consumer Credit Group;
   President, Corporate Trust Services
   Wells Fargo Bank
6. Pamela Joseph
   Vice Chairman, Payment Services;
   Chairman and CEO, Nova
   Information Systems
   U.S. Bancorp
7. Amy Woods Brinkley
   Global Risk Executive
   Bank of America
8. Barbara Stymiest
   COO
   Royal Bank of Canada
9. Mary Callahan Erdoes
   CEO of JPMorgan Private Bank
   JPMorgan Chase
10. Diane Thormodsgard
    Vice Chairman and Head of
    Wealth Management
    U.S. Bancorp
11. Leila Carr
    Chief Retail Officer and EVP
    Synovus
12. Charlotte McLaughlin
    President and CEO, PNC Capital Markets
    PNC Financial Services Group
13. Iris Chan
    EVP and Group Head of
    Commercial Banking
    Wells Fargo & Co.
14. Heidi Stanley
    Vice Chairman and COO
    Sterling Savings Bank
15. Carol Nelson
    President and CEO
    Cascade Bank
16. Julia Gouw
    EVP and CFO
    East West Bancorp.
17. Claudia Slacik
    Global Head, Trade Services and Finance
    Citi
18. Patricia Moss
    President and CEO
    Cascade Bancorp
19. Babette Heimbuch
    CEO and Chairman
    FirstFed Financial
20. Min Jung Kim
    President and CEO
    Nara Bank
21. Deanna Oppenheimer
    CEO, UK Retail Banking
    Barclays Bank PLC
22. Michelle Van Dyke
    Regional President, Fifth Third Bank Michigan;
    President and CEO, Fifth Third Bank Western Michigan
    Fifth Third Bank
23. Karen Lee Hail
    COO and Senior EVP
    MidSouth Bancorp
24. Susan Horton
    Chairman, President and CEO
    Wheatland Bank and Community
    Financial Group
25. Donna Coughey
    President and CEO
    Willow Financial Bancorp

The 25 Women to Watch

1. Sallie Krawcheck
   Chairman and CEO, Citi Global
   Wealth Management
   Citigroup
2. Karen Peetz
   CEO, The Bank of New York Mellon
   Corporate Trust
   The Bank of New York Mellon
3. Colleen Johnston
   CFO and Group Head, Finance
   TD Bank Financial Group
4. Avid Modjtabai
   EVP and CIO, Director, Technology
   Information Group
   Wells Fargo & Co.
5. Ranjana Clark
   Senior EVP and CMO, Operating
   Committee Member
   Wachovia
6. Beth Mooney
   Vice Chair, Community Banking
   KeyCorp
7. Amy Radin
   EVP of Global Direct Banking
   Citi
8. Marti Rodamaker
   President and CEO
   First Citizens National Bank
9. Linda Verba
   EVP of Retail Operations
   Commerce Bank (NJ)
10. Gloria Chance
    EVP and Chief e-Commerce Officer
    Wachovia
11. Diane Reyes
    Global Head of Cash and Trade
    Product Sales, Global Transaction Services
    Citi
12. Cindy Murray
    EVP and Head of Transaction
    Banking, North America
    LaSalle Bank
13. Mary Beth Brooks
    President and CEO
    The Bank of Fayetteville
14. Diana Starcher
    Group EVP and Director, Customer Service,
    Sales and Operations
    Wells Fargo & Co.
15. Lori Chillingworth
    VP, Zions Bank Women's Financial Group
    Zions First National Bank
16. Susan Smith
    Senior EVP and COO
    Metropolitan National Bank
17. Kathy Thompson
    SVP and Director of Trust Co.,
    Director of Sales, Services and Marketing
    Stock Yards Bank & Trust Co.
18. Susan Steves Keiser
    EVP and Head of Global Securities and
    Trust Services
    LaSalle Bank
19. Anne Arvia
    President
    Nationwide Bank
20. Carmen Jordan
    SVP and Manager, Corporate Energy
    Service Division
    Amegy Bank
21. Betsy Cohen
    CEO
    The Bancorp Bank
22. Merrill Sherman
    President and CEO
    Bancorp Rhode Island
23. Cynthia Purcell
    EVP and COO
    Banner Bank
24. Lynn Pike
    President, Capital One Banking
    Business Member, Executive Committee
    Capital One Financial Corp.
25. Ellen Alemany
    CEO
    RBS America

The Top 3 Banking Teams

1. U.S. Bancorp
2. Citi
3. Wells Fargo

Top 20 Non-Bank Women 2007

1. Zoe Cruz
   Co-President
   Morgan Stanley
2. Paula Rosput Reynolds
   CEO
   Safeco
3. Susan Ulick
   Senior Managing Director,
   Head of Equity Investments
   TIAA-CREF
4. Anne Stausboll
   Chief Operating Investment Officer
   CalPERS
5. Clara Furse
   CEO
   London Stock Exchange
6. Anne Dias-Griffin
   Founder and Managing Partner
   Aragon Global
7. Candace Browning
   President, Global Research
   Merrill Lynch
8. Bodil Arlander
   Senior Managing Director and Partner
   Bear Stearns Merchant Banking
9. Wei Christianson
   China Chief Executive
   Morgan Stanley
10. Abigail Johnson
    Head of Fidelity Employee Services
    Fidelity
11. Margaret Keane
    President and CEO,
    Retail Consumer-Finance Unit
    GE Money-Americas
12. Marjorie Magner
    Founding Partner
    Brysam Global Partners
13. Melina Higgins
    Managing Director
    Goldman Sachs
14. Abby Joseph Cohen
    Chief U.S. Investment Strategist
    Goldman Sachs
15. Joyce Phillips
    President and COO
    American Life Insurance Co.
16. Lisa Weber
    President, Individual Business
    MetLife
17. Susan Shaffer Solovay
    CEO
    Pomegranate Capital
18. Eileen Murray
    Head of Global Operations and Technology
    Morgan Stanley
19. Elaine Crocker
    President
    Moore Capital Management
20. Susan Kozik
    EVP and CTO
    TIAA-CREF

The Marjorie Magner Lifetime Achievement Award 2007

Shirley Nelson

Chairman and CEO
Summit Bank

Shirley Nelson has used her small town charm and big
city business savvy to create and lead one of the most
consistently highly ranked and praised independent
banks in California. Nelson is a self-made success story.
From the time she left her rural hometown of Celina,
TN, to her professional beginning as a teller at the
National Bank of Alaska in 1964, Nelson's plan was to
one day head her own bank. In 1982, Nelson and a group of investors created Summit Bank, headquartered in Oakland, CA. Her one-on-one approach with her clientele, the special attention she pays to her employees, and the resulting financial success enjoyed by Summit Bank have earned her extensive recognition.

Nelson's philosophy about civic commitment is exemplified by Summit Bank's policy that every senior Summit Bank officer is required to serve on the board of at least one civic organization. She created the Summit Bank Foundation in 1998, which has given hundreds of thousands of dollars to charitable organizations in the East Bay. It provides financial literacy programs and materials to more than 400 primary and secondary student classrooms. The Marjorie Magner Lifetime Achievement Award

The Marion O. Sandler Lifetime Achievement Award 2007

Catherine Allen

Founder, Chairman and CEO
The Sante Fe Group

For more than 30 years, Catherine Allen has been
a leader in technology strategy and financial
services and a luminary in business innovation.
Allen has won accolades from industry, govern-
ment, academia, business groups and the press
for her success in fostering innovation, promoting
new technologies, and bringing stakeholders
together to address common challenges.

Allen served as the founding CEO of BITS from its inception in 1997 through her departure in May 2007. Today, she serves as chairman and CEO of The Santa Fe Group, a strategic consulting company based in New Mexico.

A former banker, Allen's leadership as chief executive of BITS led to the creation of best practices in more than 30 areas of financial services risk management, facilitated the industry's transition from paper to electronic payments, and created a trusted forum in which corporate leaders could speak candidly about critical challenges in a non-competitive environment.