France
Emma Eckhert, from a modest background, became a big sensation between 1914 and 1938 as a banker and the head of a financial paper specialized in public savings. - IMDb
| La banchiera |  Italy |
| A Bankárnő |  Hungary |
| Banker |  Turkey |
| Bankéřka |  Czechoslovakia |
| Die Bankiersfrau |  West Germany |
| De Bankierster (literal title) |  Belgium |
| Bankininkė |  Lithuania |
| Die Bankpräsidentin | West Germany |
| A Banqueira |  Brazil |
| A Banqueira |  Portugal |
| La banquera |  Spain |
| La banquière |  Canada |
| La banquière | France |
| I trapezitissa (transliterated title) |  Greece |
| Kobieta bankier |  Poland |
| The Lady Banker | Canada |
| The Lady Banker | |
| Madame Emma - en kvinde med magt |  Denmark |
| The Woman Banker (promotional title) | |
| Банкирша |  Soviet Union |
| 華麗なる女銀行家 |  Japan |
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Arnaud Boisseau | Armand |
