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Lisa Robins is one of the most senior women in banking in Asia, a rare example of a global business head for a multinational bank being based in the region.
South Asia is in some ways a better place for women bankers than almost anywhere else in the region. But there are still serious problems.
From Malaysia’s central bank to its largest commercial bank, women are at the helm — and they are actively working to promote the next crop of female leaders.
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Tan Su Shan has worked in some of the biggest banks in the world’s busiest financial centres. Her varied experience has proved crucial in making her voice heard in a male-dominated industry. -
Carrie Chen learned long ago that she could prosper in her career without trying to beat male bankers at their own game.
The results are in and the signs are good. Asia’s banking industry appears to be making some progress on gender balance in the workforce.
Asiamoney’s Leaders for Women survey recognises the banks that have done the
most to encourage women in the workplace across Asia’s financial markets
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