
Journey of Reva Rao, A seasoned Financial Services Leader #creditunions #lending
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Welcome to another enlightening episode of the "Women of Community Banking" podcast! In this episode, host Anurag Mukherjee is joined by the remarkable Reva Rao, a trailblazer in the financial services industry with a rich career spanning over 25 years. Reva's journey is nothing short of inspiring, having transitioned from the bustling financial hubs of Australia to the dynamic markets of the United States.What You'll Learn:Reva's Unique Journey: Discover how Reva navigated her career across continents, from starting in Australia to making impactful contributions at major institutions like JP Morgan Chase and Wells Fargo, and eventually embracing the community-driven mission of credit unions.The Power of Continuous Learning: Reva shares her passion for staying ahead of industry trends and the importance of innovation in banking.Challenges in Leadership: Gain insights into the hurdles faced by women in leadership roles and the strategies Reva employed to overcome them.Lending 2.0: Explore the evolution of lending practices with the integration of technology, data analytics, and the critical role of fraud prevention.Future of Credit Unions: Understand the impact of macroeconomic conditions on the lending ecosystem and what the future holds for credit unions.Advice for Aspiring Leaders: Reva offers practical advice for women aiming to make their mark in the financial sector, emphasizing adaptability, networking, and having a clear vision.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Reva Rao and Her Journey02:56 The Evolution of Banking and Lending06:10 Transitioning from Traditional Banking to Credit Unions08:48 Challenges Faced as a Woman in Leadership12:00 Advice for Aspiring Women Leaders14:50 The Future of Lending: Trends and Innovations17:50 Impact of Macro Economic Conditions on Lending21:04 Looking Ahead: The Credit Union Ecosystem in 2025 & beyond