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Global Finance Names The World’s Best Global Banks 2015
Global Finance Names The World’s Best Global Banks 2015
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NEW YORK, August 19, 2015 — Global Finance magazine has announced its World’s Best Banks 2015 Awards. The annual listing includes the best bank worldwide for emerging markets, frontier markets, global custody, subcustody and Islamic Finance, which are being announced here for the first time, as well as the previously announced awards for corporate, consumer and investment banking, asset management for corporates, cash management, trade finance and foreign exchange.
The World’s Best Banks report will be featured in Global Finance’s October issue, with extra distribution to attendees of the 2015 Annual Meetings of the World Bank and IMF in Lima, Peru.
Winners were selected based on performance over the past yearand other subjective criteria including reputation and management excellence. Global Finance made the selections after extensive consultations with bankers, corporate financial executives and analysts throughout the world.
“With volatile global markets and a strong US dollar changing the global economic playing field, these banks are ahead of the game-continuously investing in best of breed solutions and staff to outperform their peers and provide superior service to clients,” said Global Finance’s publisher and editorial director, Joseph D. Giarraputo.
The World’s Best Banks and other Global Finance 2015 award winners will be honored at Awards Ceremonies in Singapore on October 14 during the SIBOS conference, and in Lima, Peru on October 10 during the IMF/World Bank Annual Meetings.
GLOBAL WINNERS
Corporate Bank
Mitsubishi UFJ Financial
Consumer Bank
BBVA
Islamic Financial Institution
AlBaraka
Emerging Markets
ING
Frontier Markets
Standard Bank
Asset Management For Corporates
Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management
Global Custody
BNY Mellon
Subcustody
Citi
Investment Bank
J.P. Morgan
Cash Management
Citi
Trade Finance
HSBC
Foreign Exchange
Citi
AWARDS CEREMONIES
Winners will be honored by Global Finance at Awards Ceremonies in Singapore on October 14 during the SIBOS conference, and in Lima, Peru on October 10 during the IMF/World Bank Annual Meetings.
For more information on the awards and/or ceremony please contact: Susan Berger, email: sberger@gfmag.com
For editorial information please contact: Andrea Fiano | afiano@gfmag.com
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Chris Giarraputo | chris@gfmag.com
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About Global Finance
Global Finance, founded in 1987, has a circulation of 50,050 and readers in 180 countries. Global Finance’s audience includes senior corporate and financial officers responsible for making investment and strategic decisions at multinational companies and financial institutions. Its website — GFmag.com — offers analysis and articles that are the heritage of 28 years of experience in international financial markets. Global Finance is headquartered in New York, with offices around the world. Global Finance regularly selects the top performers among banks and other providers of financial services. These awards have become a trusted standard of excellence for the global financial community.
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