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City pioneer Lady Barbara Judge passes away

The City heavyweight was the youngest-ever SEC commissioner in 1980 and the first female chair of the Institute of Directors

Barbara Judge, the first woman to chair the Institute of Directors, has passed away after a prolonged battle with pancreatic cancer.

City heavyweight Judge’s career was marked by a series of firsts. After starting her career at law firms Paul Weiss and later Kaye Scholer, she went on to become the youngest-ever Commissioner of the US Securities and Exchange Commission in 1980. During her time at the SEC, she opened up the US markets to international investors.

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