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Hamburg Commercial Bank is almost unrecognizable from its former incarnation as one of Germany’s most troubled state-owned banks. Now in private hands, it is proving that even legacy banks in the most sheltered parts of European finance can become dynamic and profitable institutions. -
The bank has achieved growth by extending its traditional private banking services to the mass affluent segment in Brazil.
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The French bank has been busy with landmark deals and financial innovation.
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The French bank is not only effecting internal change but is also using itself as a catalyst for wider transition.
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The businesses for which Goldman Sachs is most renowned dominated investment banking last year – but so much else is going on. The firm is enjoying the pay-off from a long effort to expand middle-market coverage and has successfully built a transaction banking platform from scratch that it can now scale up.
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The US bank’s leadership on diversity is based on its commitment to transparency.
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Banks must be able to demonstrate their ability to give the right advice in both good times and bad. Morgan Stanley shows how it is done.
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The French bank has long had global scale in fixed income, now it has the same ambitions for its equity franchise too.
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The global wealth expert has expanded its vision, horizon and profits this year
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Not content with consolidating its position at the top of the SSA rankings, JPMorgan is increasingly working with public-sector clients in frontier markets.
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From energy transition to Libor transition, the French bank is the go-to firm for many corporate clients in a time of flux. This is the result of longstanding relationships and new investment in core sectors of the franchise.
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The bank is successfully exporting its SME expertise and advanced financial technology across Asia.
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The financial inclusion skills within the bank are becoming more relevant for broader retail banking.
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The firm’s strategic focus on mid-market transactions gave it a critical advantage in a banner year for M&A.
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Investments in new industry sub-sectors have given Goldman Sachs’ financial institutions franchise a new growth engine.
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New layers on strong foundations have built enduring success in digital for the US firm.
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The Malaysian bank has a number of programmes to help the underprivileged across nine countries.
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The drive to make finance sustainable relies on robust data. This is something that the French bank has been working on for a decade.
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HSBC has long dominated global trade finance but has also been at the forefront of digital innovation this year.
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Under the leadership of Brian Moynihan, Bank of America has become the poster child for stakeholder capitalism in banking. Shareholders benefit; previous strong underwriting and ample liquidity enabled it to grow loans strongly in the pandemic recovery; and management is confident it can weather the coming downturn.
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DBS has taken the boldest step yet in digital DCM, encouraging corporate and financial borrowers to self-issue commercial paper direct to investors. Volumes are strong. The next step, longer-dated bonds, will come soon.
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Network and scale make all the difference in a business where cost pressure is intense.
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Unbeatable data drives everything behind CashPro, and the platform drives payments and treasury at Bank of America in turn.
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The bank’s commitment to Asia’s frontier markets is yielding strong results.
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The Singapore-based lender has established a new benchmark for SME banking
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The Spanish group’s retail footprint makes it uniquely qualified to address unbanked, underbanked and financially vulnerable individuals.
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In a period of unprecedented volatility and disruption, Goldman Sachs has led the field in innovative financing solutions for clients.
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A flurry of new services, including DBS Digital Exchange and Climate Impact X, have kept the Singaporean lender in pole position.
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A firm famous for its elite connections, aggressive corporate culture and extreme working hours might not seem an obvious candidate for this award, but it is the right one.
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Diversification and a more relationship-focused approach to clients helped Goldman Sachs grow its markets business more than any of its big rivals over the awards period.
