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Safra Catz

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Catz (born 1961 in Holon , Israel ) is an Israeli - American manager , has been the Chief Financial Officer of Oracle Corporation since November 2005. She has also been a President of the company since January 2004 and a member of the company's Board of Directors since October 2001.1 She has been at Oracle Corporation since April 1999.2 She became the non-executive Director of HSBC Group since May 2008. Prior to joining Oracle, Catz was at Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette , a global investment bank , where she was a Managing Director from 1997 and had previously held various investment banking positions since 1986. In 2009 she was ranked by Fortune as the 12th most powerful woman in business. She was also ranked by Forbes as the 16th most powerful woman. International Herald Tribune . : Italic or bold markup not allowed in: |publisher= ( help ) Lashinsky, Adam (September 28, 2009).3

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israeli - american manager

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israeli-american business executive

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