Prime Highlight:
- Tammy LoCascio, executive at First Horizon, has been named to American Banker’s 2025 Women to Watch list, recognizing her leadership and impact in the financial services sector.
- This honor underscores her role in shaping the future of banking and delivering lasting value to clients and shareholders.
Key Facts:
- LoCascio was also recognized in 2024 as one of American Banker’s Most Powerful Women in Banking and as part of the Top Teams list.
- Honorees will be celebrated at the Most Powerful Women in Banking Conference and Gala in New York City on October 22–24, 2025.
Background
Tammy LoCascio, an executive at First Horizon, has been named as American Banker’s 2025 Women to Watch in Banking. The recognition yearly features new women leaders, who have been influential in the banking and financial services industry. The “Women to Watch” list honors leaders who show confident leadership, achieve real business results, and help guide the future of their organizations. LoCascio was previously recognized in 2024 as one of American Banker’s Most Powerful Women in Banking and as a member of the Top Teams list, reflecting her consistent influence in the industry. “Tammy is an exceptional leader and her impact on First Horizon has been profound, creating lasting value for our clients and shareholders,” said Bryan Jordan, Chairman, President, and CEO of First Horizon. “This recognition highlights the positive difference she is making both within our organization and industry. We’re proud of what she has achieved and glad to see her leadership being recognized.” The honorees will be celebrated at the Most Powerful Women in Banking Conference and Gala, scheduled for October 22-24, 2025, in New York City. The multi-day event gathers top executives and rising leaders in financial services to connect, build leadership skills, and learn from each other. With this recognition, LoCascio becomes part of a respected group of women leading change and innovation in banking. The Women to Watch award serves as an indication of her increasing influence and the high impact of her work at First Horizon and in the financial sector.
