DETROIT – November 02, 2026 -- Ally Financial (NYSE: ALLY) earned the top overall spot in two Money Best Banks 2027 categories, National Bank and Online Bank, and collected recognition from five other organizations covering workplace culture, leadership and corporate trust.
Money ranks Ally Bank best overall among national and online banks
Money evaluated more than 115 retail banks, credit unions and regional institutions for its national bank category. It cited Ally's competitive rates, absence of monthly maintenance fees and strong JD Power customer satisfaction scores.
In the online bank category, Ally won for high APYs across all deposit accounts, no monthly maintenance fees and an extensive fee-free ATM network. Ally also won Best Digital Savings Tools among savings accounts. Its savings buckets split one account into up to 30 categories. Its automated boosters include recurring transfers, round-ups and Surprise Savings, which finds safe-to-save funds in linked checking accounts.
Fortune ranks Ally No. 12 among financial services workplaces, its highest ever
Fortune and Great Place to Work analyzed survey feedback from more than 194,000 U.S. employees in the industry. Ally rose two places from No. 14 in 2025.
PEOPLE placed Ally at No. 79 on its 2026 Companies That Care list. Great Place To Work compiled that list from more than 1.3 million confidential survey responses at companies representing more than 7.3 million U.S. employees. Ally also appeared on Forbes' America's Dream Employers 2027 list, which draws on surveys of more than 10,000 U.S. college students and 142,000 U.S. workers.
American Banker places three Ally executives in top-10 rankings
Lindsay Sacknoff, President of Consumer Banking, ranked No. 4 on the Women to Watch list in American Banker's 2026 Most Powerful Women in Banking program. She oversees digital financial solutions strategy and bank operations, including fraud and financial crimes, consumer insights and a customer care group supporting 3.6 million customers.
Stephanie Richard, Chief Risk Officer, debuted at No. 9 on the same list. American Banker credited her with shifting Ally's risk management from reporting and process toward strategic decision-making, accountability and business performance.
Yasmin Tailor, Executive Director and Consumer Banking CFO, ranked No. 8 on the NEXT list, which covers leaders aged 40 and below. She was recognized for helping lead a consumer banking transformation spanning retail deposits, brokerage and advisory assets, and consumer-facing operations.
Newsweek ranks Ally No. 44 among the world's most trustworthy companies
Ally placed No. 44 in Financial Services & Investment on Newsweek's World's Most Trustworthy Companies 2026 list of 1,000 companies. The ranking rests on approximately 200,000 company evaluations from more than 65,000 people across 20 countries, plus analysis of over 320,000 media mentions.
Survey results make up 80% of the overall score, split 40% customer trust, 40% investor trust and 20% employee trust. Social listening analysis accounts for the remaining 20%.
Ally reported $203 billion in assets and 9.7 million customers as of September 30, 2026.