WORLD’S BEST TRADE FINANCE BANKS 2011



Global Finance names the World’s Best Trade Finance Banks 2011

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NEW YORK, December 17, 2010

Global Finance magazine (GFmag.com) has named the “Best Trade Finance Banks” by region and country in an exclusive survey to be published in the February 2011 issue. Global Finance editors with input from industry analysts, corporate executives and technology experts selected the best trade finance banks in 71 countries or regions. Criteria for choosing the winners included: transaction volume, scope of global coverage, customer service, competitive pricing and innovative technologies.

The Best Trade Finance Bank globally will be announced in the October 2011 issue.


“The availability of trade finance at reasonable prices is crucial to the health of the global economy,” says Joseph D. Giarraputo. “We have selected the banks that are best serving the needs of corporations worldwide as they engage in cross-border trade.”


Americas
Citi


Europe

BNP Paribas

Central and Eastern Europe
UniCredit Group

Middle East
Arab Bank

Nordic
SEB

Asia
Standard Chartered Bank

Africa
Standard Chartered Bank

Angola
BES Angola
Malaysia
Maybank

Argentina
Citi
Malta
HSBC Bank Malta

Australia
ANZ
Mexico
Banamex

Austria
Bank Austria
Netherlands
ING

Bahrain
Ahli United Bank
Nigeria
First Bank of Nigeria

Belgium
KBC
Norway
DnB NOR

Brazil
Ita Unibanco
Oman
BankMuscat

Canada
Scotiabank
Pakistan
Habib Bank

Chile
Banco Santander Chile
Philippines
Banco de Oro Unibank (BDO)

China
China Construction Bank
Poland
Bank Pekao

Colombia
Bancolombia
Portugal
Banco Espirito Santo

Czech Republic
CSOB
Qatar
Doha Bank

Denmark
Nordea
Russia
VTB Bank


Egypt

Commercial International Bank (CIB)
Saudi Arabia
SABB

Estonia
Swedbank
Singapore
DBS


Finland

Nordea
Slovakia
Tatra banka

France
BNP Paribas
South Africa
Standard Bank

Georgia
Bank of Georgia
South Korea
Korea Exchange Bank

Germany
Deutsche Bank
Spain
Banco Santander

Greece
Eurobank EFG
Sweden
SEB

Hong Kong
HSBC
Switzerland
Credit Suisse

Hungary
K&H; Bank
Taiwan
Taipei Fubon Commercial Bank

India
HDFC Bank
Thailand
Kasikornbank

Indonesia
Bank Danamon
Turkey
Garanti

Israel
Bank Leumi
Ukraine
Ukrsotsbank

Italy
Intesa Sanpaolo
UAE
Emirates NBD

Japan
Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ
UK
Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS)

Jordan
Arab Bank


US

Citi


(Honorable Mention: JPMorgan Chase)


Kazakhstan
HSBC Bank Kazakhstan

Kuwait
National Bank of Kuwait
Venezuela
Banco Mercantil

Latvia
Swedbank
Vietnam
Saigon Hanoi Commercial Joint Stock Bank

Lebanon
BLOM Bank
Yemen
Arab Bank

Lithuania
SEB

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