Good morning! Jane Fraser is keeping Citigroup hybrid, European asset manager Amundi is looking to make acquisitions, and we're kicking off Fortune’s annual Most Powerful Women list early this year.
- Call for nominations. For those of you who closely follow Fortune’s annual Most Powerful Women in Business list, we have some big news. This year, the annual ranking will publish in late May rather than our typical October. And that means we're ready for your submissions—even if it may feel like just months since we last put out this call!
Consider this your invitation to nominate an executive for our annual ranking of the Most Powerful Women in Business. The 2025 ranking will be a global list of 100 executives around the world; the 2024 edition spanned 19 countries and territories and 14 industries. More than half of the women on the 2024 list were CEOs, mainly of Fortune 500 and Global 500 companies, while others held influential posts at the world's biggest businesses or were rising stars of the generative AI boom. GM CEO Mary Barra topped last year's ranking; peruse the 2024 list here for a sense of the kinds of execs who typically make the cut.
