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Filed July 25, 2026

Story 365

Story 364 – this makes me wish even more that I had been in the room when Jamie Dimon told Marianne Lake she was no longer part of JP Morgan’s succession plan. Everyone knows how ambitious she is.…
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Filed July 25, 2026

Story 364

I left the industry in the mid 2010s to start a marketing agency, having concluded that even the “good guys” are prejudiced against women. I was working at a Big 5 bank for a woman (let’s call her…
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Filed July 24, 2026

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Filed July 24, 2026

Story 363

There is a Managing Director in the tech department in Tampa who is so insecure that he seeks affirmation from female subordinates. It manifests in a couple of ways. On one side are those given explicit leeway, with…
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Filed July 24, 2026

Story 362

When corporate mandates meet executive privilege Despite Citi’s company-wide push to end reliance on consultants and contractors, ERM Tech & Data leadership secured a free-pass to keep external spending alive. Instead of investing in internal talent, budget was…
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Filed July 21, 2026

Story 361

Citi’s consent order on risk management and the consent order on data are not independent. Yet, the organization has decoupled them to check the box on one while the prerequisite for doing it properly remains unmet. Out of…
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Filed July 20, 2026

Story 360

Re: Story 359 The pattern is identical, even if the players change. In my case, the individual has been at the bank for over 23 years, proving how deeply entrenched this behavior is. A perfect example of this…
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Filed July 20, 2026

Story 359

The USCC bully is finally being called out. It is unfortunate that it took this long for this leadership behavior to receive attention. If this is the individual I believe it is, these concerns are not new—they have…
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Filed July 18, 2026

Story 358

“Owning it” only counts when it costs you something. USCC was warned that more cases would surface around a particular repeat bully and discriminator. A two-year record of actionable complaints wasn’t enough for them apparently. Now, more have…
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Filed July 17, 2026

Story 357

An MD in the former USPB Risk group started quietly reassigning a Director’s workload onto one of his peers. No explanation was given — none is deemed required. By routing a Director’s responsibilities through another, she could create…
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