women in finance

JP Morgan's Jing Ulrich is recognised by FinanceAsia for promotion of the China Global Summit and deftly advising the bank's top-tier clients.

Jeanette Wong is featured in our series on influential women in the region's financial centres for her work as head of DBS's institutional banking group.

HSBC's chief executive for Greater China helped establish the lender as the largest foreign bank on the mainland.

The first female chief executive of BOCI has helped the bank build a more extensive network onshore and offshore.

The deputy secretary general of Thailand's SEC is featured in our series on influential women in finance for her role in developing the country's capital markets.

Teresita Sy-Coson sits at the head of BDO, the Philippines' biggest bank by total assets, and has played a central role in increasing its market cap.

As the head of global capital markets at CIMB, Nor Masliza Sulaiman's remit spans bonds, equity and equity-linked products, with a specialisation in Islamic finance.

Our series on influential women in Asia's finance sector continues with a profile of Kathryn Shih, UBS's head of wealth management Asia-Pacific.

Kate Richdale is one of the most senior women in Asia's investment banking circles and has advised on trailblazing M&A and capital market transactions during her career.