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I recently noted "the most powerful women in finance," as determined by the American Banker, and now it's time to take a look at the sister ranking: The most powerful women in banking.
At the top is Irene Dorner, the CEO of HSBC USA. An Oxford-trained lawyer who has spent most of her 33-year career with HSBC, Donner "was dispatched to New York in 2010 to help the company's...