Stephanie Ruhle

Born on December 24, 1975, in Park Ridge, New Jersey, Ruhle grew up there and attended Park Ridge High School. She graduated from Lehigh University with a bachelor's degree in international business in 1997, during which she studied in Guatemala, Italy, and Kenya. She returned to Lehigh to deliver the commencement address in 2017. She is American, of Caucasian ethnicity, and has brown hair and hazel eyes. She stands 5'5" tall with a slim build and measurements of 34–25–34. She is married to Andy Hubbard, and they have three children. The family lives in Manhattan. She is Catholic.

Ruhle co-anchored Bloomberg Television shows like Inside Track and Market Makers, and later hosted Bloomberg GO with David Westin. She was part of the Bloomberg team that first reported on the London Whale, the trader behind JPMorgan's 2012 trading loss. She also produced and hosted the documentary Haiti: Open For Business?, which explored the country's economy five years after the earthquake. In 2022, she became the permanent anchor of The 11th Hour. She has interviewed Martha Stewart, Donald Trump, and many others. Off camera, she founded the Global Market Women's Network at Deutsche Bank and has served on boards like Girls, Inc. New York. Throughout her career, she has balanced journalism, finance, and advocacy for women in business.

Ruhle began her career in finance at Merrill Lynch as a summer intern, then joined Credit Suisse in 1997, where she spent six years in hedge fund sales and became a vice president. In 2003, she moved to Deutsche Bank, where she spent eight years and ended as a managing director. In 2011, she transitioned to Bloomberg Television. She is known for her direct interviewing style and has covered stories ranging from Wall Street scandals to women's advancement in the workplace. Her career has been marked by her ability to explain complex financial topics to a broad audience. As of 2026, she continues to host The 11th Hour, bringing daily news analysis to viewers. She is a seasoned journalist with deep roots in both finance and media. Her work has earned her recognition in magazines like Working Mother and Fit Pregnancy. She remains an influential voice in business journalism.