Euromoney's Islamic Finance Awards
Recognising Excellence in Islamic Finance
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Submissions For 2024 Are Now Closed
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The Euromoney Islamic Finance Awards are given to the Islamic financial institutions that have demonstrated outstanding performance in their respective categories from the previous 12 months.
The awards also aim to recognize the Islamic financial institutions that have made an impact in their respective markets and contributed to the development of the Islamic banking and finance market.
ABOUT THE AWARDS
Euromoney has been recognising the best banks across the globe in its flagship award programmes for more than 30 years.
Our Islamic Finance Awards offer shariah-compliant institutions worldwide the opportunity to be recognised as the best in this industry.
Euromoney invites banks to participate in this awards programme by submitting detailed information for consideration. This is an opportunity to highlight your institution’s achievements during the review period (January 1, 2023 – December 31, 2023) and to demonstrate why your firms deserves to win.
We accept entries from Islamic banks based anywhere in the world and recognise institutions in all categories and geographies where there is sufficient supporting evidence.
THE JUDGING AND RESEARCH PROCESS
The Euromoney Islamic finance awards are judged by a panel made up of Euromoney’s journalists and research team.
We aim to make the process as transparent as possible, with the key criteria outlined below. In addition to the submissions received, we undertake our own research, market commentary and sound out market participants.
Euromoney intends to name for its global audience those institutions that produce outstanding performance, quality, service, innovation and progressive business structures.
Euromoney Awards
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Al Rajhi Bank had a busy 2022, arranging 12 high-profile transactions in the Saudi riyal and US dollar debt capital markets. -
You might expect that a bank that managed to double its profit over the last year would be an easy call for the best in Bahrain. But aside from the financials, Bahrain Islamic Bank, led by chief executive Yaser Alsharifi, is a clear standout in many categories.
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Over the last 45 years, Jordan Islamic Bank (JIB) has steadily grown its banking, financing and investment businesses in accordance with Islamic guidelines. The corporate governance code it built became the standard in Jordan and one that the central bank has taken to using as a benchmark for peers.
