Kristy Carstensen takes over as leader of U.S. Bank Global Treasury Management

Five-time American Banker Most Influential Women in Payments honoree will also lead bank’s commercial prepaid card business

U.S. Bank today announced Kristy Carstensen as the new leader of its Global Treasury Management business. As general manager, Carstensen now heads the unit that provides comprehensive payment solutions to the bank’s middle market, corporate, government and institutional clients. In addition to Global Treasury Management, Carstensen will also oversee the bank’s prepaid commercial card organization. 

“Kristy’s leadership has been instrumental in our ability to continually improve the payment experience for our clients and their customers,” said Shailesh Kotwal, vice chair of Payment Services, U.S. Bank. “Global Treasury Management is at the center of our efforts to bring interconnected banking and payment solutions to help our clients operate more efficiently. Kristy is well-positioned to drive this forward.”    

Carstensen has held many leadership roles in her 13-year U.S. Bank career, including CFO of Payment Services, one of the bank’s three core revenue lines. Earlier this year, she was named to American Banker’s Most Influential Women in Payments for the fifth time.

“While at different stages, the organizations we serve are all in the midst of a major transformation in how they manage payments to and from customers, employees and vendors,” said Carstensen. “We’re going to work every day to make sure they have the tools and advice they need to cut costs, reduce risk and improve experiences throughout the payments process.”

U.S. Bank Global Treasury Management provides a full suite of products and services to optimize payments and cash flow, enhance reporting and liquidity, mitigate risk and meet customers on their own terms. A leader in instant payments, U.S. Bank was part of the first payment on the RTP Network® and a launch partner of the FedNow® Service. The bank’s payables products help clients send payments in a way that drives down administrative costs and controls spending. The receivables products process payments and simplify operations with automation to access funds quicker. 

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Contact:

Todd Deutsch, U.S. Bank Public Affairs & Communications

todd.deutsch@usbank.com

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