Natasha Holiday

Natasha Holiday is Managing Director and Co-Head Infrastructure East for RBC Capital Markets, where she manages a 40-person banking team and structures debt and sells bonds in the public and private markets to raise capital on behalf of large city and state governments to fund public infrastructure. Natasha is a member of RBC’s Municipal Finance Operating Committee and serves as a Board member of the Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board (MSRB), the federal self-regulatory organization. She also co-chairs RBC’s U.S. Capital Markets Diversity Leadership Council. Natasha is a senior relationship banker to the Cities of New York, Philadelphia, and the District of Columbia, and the states of Connecticut, Massachusetts and New York including select transportation and water authorities. She has worked as a banker and financial advisor for 19 years and has financed and/or advised on over $20 billion of municipal bond transactions. Natasha was recognized in 2020 as a Crain’s New York Business 40 Under 40 honoree and received one of six Northeast Women in Public Finance Trailblazing Women awards in 2019, the 2016 Rising Star Award by Women in Public Finance and the inaugural Bond Buyer 2016 Rising Star Award. Natasha earned her Master of Public Policy from Harvard Kennedy School of Government, with a concentration in urban development and transportation policy, and a BA in History/BS in Political Science from Xavier University (OH), where she currently serves on the Board of Trustees’ Executive Committee and chairs the Board’s Diversity and Inclusion Committee. Natasha is a political enthusiast, avid basketball fan, and most importantly mom to her two sons, Aaron IV and Harrison – ages 9 and 7.