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Global Finance Magazine holds several conferences and awards ceremonies throughout the year to recognize the winning financial institutions and companies in a host of categories including World’s Best Trade Finance Banks, World's Biggest Banks, World's Safest Banks, World's Best Developed & Emerging Markets Banks, World's Best Internet Banks, and World’s Best Investment Banks. To submit an entry, visit Call for Entries.
On November 18, Global Finance conducted a Virtual Awards Ceremony to celebrate the Best Digital Bank Awards 2020 honorees. Please click the link below to view the event. •Global Winners •Africa Winners •Asia-Pacific Winners •Central and Eastern Europe Winners •Latin ...
It has been Global Finance’s practice to conduct a Best Bank award ceremony during the IMF and World Bank Annual Meetings. As this year’s Meetings have gone virtual, so will Global Finance’s awards ceremony. Below are a selection of winners ...
It has been Global Finance’s practice to conduct a Best Bank award ceremony during the IMF and World Bank Annual Meetings. As this year’s Meetings have gone virtual, so will Global Finance’s awards ceremony. Below are a selection of winners ...
It has been Global Finance’s practice to conduct a Best Bank award ceremony during the IMF and World Bank Annual Meetings. As this year’s Meetings have gone virtual, so will Global Finance’s awards ceremony. Below are a selection of winners ...
Joseph Giarraputo, editorial director and publisher of Global Finance, introduces our first virtual awards ceremony. Piyush Gupta, CEO of DBS Bank, accepts the award for Best Bank in The World. Naveed Sultan, Global Head of Treasury and Trade Solutions at ...
It has been Global Finance’s practice to conduct a Best Bank award ceremony during the IMF and World Bank Annual Meetings. As this year’s Meetings have gone virtual, so will Global Finance’s awards ceremony. Below are a selection of winners ...
It has been Global Finance’s practice to conduct a Best Bank award ceremony during the IMF and World Bank Annual Meetings. As this year’s Meetings have gone virtual, so will Global Finance’s awards ceremony. Below are a selection of winners ...
Global Finance feted the year’s best private banks at its annual awards dinner.
In conjunction with Sibos 2019 in London, England, Global Finance hosted some of the world's top bankers at an event honring the winners of our Transaction Banking Aawards. Congratulations to all the honorees!
How are MENA banks looking to get ahead of the innovation curve? Global Finance’s Dubai Conference explored new ways to thrive in the digital age.
Dozens of banks attended Global Finance magazine's transaction banking award ceremony in the iconic Gherkin Building.
Open banking promises to deepen banks’ relationship with their customers. But different jurisdictions are moving at very different speeds to accept and encourage it.
Technology lets new banks get up and running in record time. What do challenger banks and neobanks portend for the industry in the long term?
Open banking and real-time payments are changing the market. Banks hope a wave of acquisitions and partnerships will keep them competitive.
Challenged by a rise in financial-crime compliance requirements, banks are boosting head count, automating and collaborating with regulators and third-party providers.
Thousands gather in London for this year's Sibos to discuss the evolution of the cloud-services market, the future of Swift, the role of the new nonbanks, the potential of open banking, and innovations in payments.
Global Finance presented various awards for digital-banking excellence, and honored Middle East innovators, at a special ceremony in Dubai in September.
Trade and supply chain finance’s most notable innovators share their successes and secrets.
After performing through some volatile years, corporate currency-risk managers earn growing respect.
The foreign exchange industry is embracing principles to nourish a robust, fair and transparent market for currency trading—without threat of law.