The official account of the Financial Services Forum, an economic policy and advocacy organization serving consumers, businesses, investors, and communities.
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Congratulations to our President & CEO Amanda Eversole on being named one of @washingtonian's Most Powerful Women of 2026. We're proud to support policies that drive economic growth, expand opportunity, and strengthen U.S. competitiveness.
Learn more about the Forum's roadmap for unleashing America's prosperity: zurl.co/9hVOC
Capital requirements should protect the financial system without making credit unnecessarily costly. Pillar 1 calls for smarter rules that expand access to credit and support economic growth.
Read the Roadmap: zurl.co/9ACwD
Liquidity requirements are essential to a resilient banking system, but their impact on lending also matters. Our latest blog examines new research on the tradeoffs between bank resilience and credit availability.
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Access to capital fuels American prosperity. From mortgages to small business financing, affordable credit helps Americans achieve their goals. The Forum’s Five-Point Policy Roadmap calls for smart capital reforms that lower costs and support economic growth.
Read more: zurl.co/yMRYB
We are pleased to introduce Adam Finkel, who recently joined the Forum as Vice President, Government Affairs.
At the Forum, Adam supports our advocacy and engagement on behalf of America’s largest banks and the customers, businesses, and communities they serve.
Welcome, Adam! 👋
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We are proud to share Jennifer Barker, Emily Portney and Leigh-Ann Russell have been named to @AmerBanker’s 2026 Most Powerful Women in Banking, Finance and Women to Watch lists — an annual recognition honoring leaders whose influence, performance and vision are helping shape the future of the industry.
Their inclusion reflects the strength of leadership across #BNY and the impact they are making for our clients, our firm and financial services more broadly.
Please join us in congratulating Jennifer, Emily and Leigh-Ann! 👏
#MPWIB
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American Banker today announced the 2026 honorees of The Most Powerful Women in Banking.™
The program pays tribute to women whose leadership, performance and influence are driving meaningful progress across banking and financial services. Honorees are recognized across five signature rankings: The Most Powerful Women in Banking, The Most Powerful Women in Finance, Women to Watch, Top Teams and NEXT. The 2026 program also recognizes an accomplished industry leader with its Lifetime Achievement Award.
Explore the lists here:
🔹The Most Powerful Women in Banking: sbrew.link/KPTcZ1Yk
🔹The Most Powerful Women in Finance: sbrew.link/NCDooIfc
🔹Women to Watch 2026: sbrew.link/eqBPigma
🔹Top Teams 2026: sbrew.link/ubWX9Imt
🔹NEXT 2026: sbrew.link/zphiErOd
🔹Lifetime Achievement: sbrew.link/kz77OtVm
#MPWIB #BankingLeadership
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Bank of America to hire 1,000 more apprentices, invest $150M in workforce development foxbusiness.com/economy/bank…
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WATCH: Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon discusses how President Trump’s policies are supporting growth across America
We’re excited to welcome Charlotte Li to the Forum as a Research Associate, where she will support work on key financial policy issues and the important role America’s largest banks play in the U.S. economy.
Welcome, Charlotte! 👋
How the U.S. GSIB surcharge is calibrated has real implications for credit, investment, and economic growth. Our latest blog examines how the surcharge can amplify the capital impact of individual banks activities and increase the cost of providing credit.
Read more: zurl.co/eHFol
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WATCH: JPMorgan Chase Chairman and CEO Jamie Dimon discusses how President Trump’s policies are supporting growth across America
On the 25th anniversary of September 11, we remember the lives lost and honor the courage and service that followed. The Forum team joined @911Day to #UNITEForGood, packing meals for neighbors facing food insecurity. #911Day
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Today, we remember the lives lost on September 11 and honor all who stepped forward to serve. Grateful to join my @FSForum colleagues and @911Day to #UNITEforGood by packing meals for neighbors facing food insecurity. We will never forget.
We’re pleased to welcome Jackie Giordano & Tiffany Merrill to the Forum, where they’ll support our leadership, day-to-day operations and the work that keeps the Forum moving forward. Welcome to the team! 👋
Building the financial system of the future requires regulation that keeps pace with innovation. Smart policy can support new technologies while protecting consumers and financial stability.
Read the Roadmap: zurl.co/F2DP0
We are pleased to welcome Adam Finkel as Vice President of Government Relations at the Financial Services Forum. Adam brings extensive experience in financial services policy, congressional affairs, and government relations.
Read the full statement: zurl.co/UpGdK
