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Submissions no longer accepted for Global Awards for Excellence 2011


The Euromoney Awards for excellence are in their 20th consecutive year. They continue to be the most respected awards in the financial services industry. Here are guidelines and deadlines for your Global Awards submissions.


Euromoney Global Awards for Excellence guidelines announced
 
Full list of categories, journalists responsible and submission guidelines available for reference

Follow the above link for a comprehensive list of global categories for the Euromoney Awards for Excellence 2011 together with email details of the journalists directly covering them. We think that what each category entails should be self-explanatory. If you do require more information please contact the relevant journalist. As always, we reserve the right to amend, add or remove categories during the submission and interview process.

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