We asked respondents which firms they think have been the best providers of real estate products and services in their market over the past 12 months. The survey was filled in at country level by senior executives and has two distinct components:

Euromoney Private Banking and Wealth Management Survey 2020: Methodology

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Euromoney surveys cash managers, treasurers and financial officers worldwide to rank and assess their top providers of cash management services. The survey is split into separate questionnaires for corporations and financial institutions. Respondents are asked to indicate: Which three banks they currently use most for their cash management services To rate their three most used cash managers from Unsatisfactory to Exceptional across various service categories. Quantitative Rankings

Euromoney's 15th annual Real Estate Survey

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For this survey, private banking is defined as banking services targeted at wealthy clients (those with investable assets of $1mln+). The most obvious respondents would be customers, but given their desire for secrecy and the issues of finding a representative sample this is problematic. We have therefore asked the private banks and wealth managers themselves to identify the firms that they consider to be their top competitors – it is therefore a peer review. Participating private banks and wealth managers were sent an online questionnaire by email, or were able to access the questionnaire directly from the homepage at www.euromoney.com. The survey results are based on the scores from peer nominations received and voter participation points. There was also a market feedback section at the end of the survey which was of editorial interest only and not scored for the rankings.

The Euromoney FX Survey 2019 is our 41st annual survey of liquidity consumption in the global FX markets.

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Welcome to Euromoney Trade Finance Survey 2019

Fixed income research consumers tell us which research teams have impressed them most over the last 12 months.

The Euromoney FX Survey 2018 is our 40th annual survey of liquidity consumption in the global FX markets.

The Euromoney Real Estate Survey 2018 is our 14th annual survey of the global real estate markets.

For this survey, private banking is defined as banking services targeted at wealthy clients (those with investable assets of $1mln+). The most obvious respondents would be customers, but given their desire for secrecy and the issues of finding a representative sample this is problematic. We have therefore asked the private banks and wealth managers themselves to identify the firms that they consider to be their top competitors – it is therefore a peer review.

Euromoney magazine’s 13th annual Real Estate Survey canvassed the opinions of real estate advisors, developers, investment managers, corporate end-users and banks worldwide.

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Overview Euromoney surveys asset managers, institutional investors and other consumers of fixed income research to rank and assess their top providers.

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Euromoney magazine’s 13th annual Real Estate Survey was live in May and June 2017, canvassing the opinions of the leading firms involved in the real estate sector worldwide – the advisors, developers, investment managers, banks, and corporate end-users of real estate are all invited to take part.

This year for the first time, Euromoney has produced the FX Stars, which recognizes liquidity providers with exceptional qualitative ratings in particular regions and areas of client service.

This year for the first time, Euromoney has produced the Trade Finance Stars, which recognizes providers with exceptional qualitative ratings in particular regions and areas of client service.

EBR's factor definitions and scaling guide.

The Euromoney FX Survey 2017 is our 39th annual survey of liquidity consumption in the global FX markets.

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The survey is designed to provide our readers with valuable information about the trade finance market. It asks participants to rank trade-finance providers across a selection of service categories and an overall, global category.

View results Euromoney surveys cash managers, treasurers and financial officers worldwide. The survey is split into a non-financial institutions questionnaire and a financial institutions questionnaire. Respondents are asked:

The survey is designed to give our readers valuable information with regard to the trade finance market and give them the opportunity to rank trade finance providers across a selection of service categories and an overall, global ranking of providers as rated by their clients.

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Euromoney surveys cash managers, treasurers and financial officers worldwide. The survey is split into a non-financial institutions questionnaire and a financial institutions questionnaire. Respondents are asked to indicate:

Asiamoney’s Cash Management Poll has merged with the Euromoney Cash Management Poll to form one poll using just one questionnaire. This single questionnaire will produce results for both Asiamoney and Euromoney and these results are published separately. The categories and mechanics of the poll follows those of previous year.

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Back to full results index Euromoney surveys cash managers, treasurers and financial officers worldwide. The survey is split into a non-financial institutions questionnaire and a financial institutions questionnaire. Respondents are asked to indicate:

Euromoney’s Best China Cities survey melds a combination of executive opinion (qualitative ratings) with hard data (quantitative data) from various sources in the market, across a variety of categories, to produce an authoritative ranking of the best cities in the country.

The 2015 Euromoney China gold investors survey was open from 1st June to the 26th June. All responses were collected online from investors in gold and gold‐backed products from the People’s Republic of China. Euromoney received 628 responses:

Incorporating the Best Borrowers and Fixed Income Research surveys:

Results index The Euromoney FX Survey 2015 is the 37th annual survey of liquidity consumption within the global FX markets conducted by Euromoney magazine. Respondents were contacted by Euromoney from January 22nd to April 3rd 2015 with responses either collected via telephone or electronically at www.euromoney.com/fx2015. In total, Euromoney received 3,794 valid responses from consumers of FX liquidity representing total FX consumption of $123.6 trillion in calendar year 2014. The survey is split into two parts:

Results index Full results For this survey, private banking is defined as banking services targeted at wealthy clients. The most obvious respondents would be customers, but given their desire for secrecy and the issues of finding a representative sample this was problematic. We have therefore asked the private banks themselves, alongside family offices and other wealth managers, to identify the firms they admire as top providers of competitive and non-competitive services.

Trade Finance survey 2015 full results

Euromoney’s annual Middle East survey was conducted between 15th May and 27th June.

Euromoney surveys cash managers, treasurers and financial officers worldwide. The survey is split into a non-financial institutions questionnaire and a financial institutions questionnaire. Respondents are asked to indicate:

Incorporating - Best Borrowers and Fixed Income Research surveys:

Incorporating - Best Borrowers and Fixed Income Research surveys:

Funding officials at borrowers in the global debt capital markets are asked to rate their top three preferred banks in one of three categories: services to clients, major currency sectors, and by product type.

Euromoney's tenth annual Central & Eastern Europe Company ranking is based on a survey of market analysts at leading banks and research institutes in the region.

Euromoney’s annual Asia company ranking is based on a survey of market analysts at leading banks and research institutes in Asia. Polling takes place from September 9 to October 25 and Euromoney targets equity analysts covering Asian companies. Respondents are asked to nominate the top-three listed companies for each of the following categories: most convincing and coherent strategy; best system of corporate governance; most accessible senior management; most transparent financial accounts; best for shareholder value; most useful and informative website; most improved performance; and best newly listed.

More than 400 economists and other experts from a range of financial and other institutions take part in Euromoney’s Country Risk Survey. They evaluate the risks faced by international investors in more than 180 markets, scoring countries across a range of political, economic and structural criteria. These are added to values for capital access, credit ratings and debt indicators, and aggregated each quarter to provide a total risk score.

Euromoney asks investors to nominate the best fixed-income issuers globally and across sectors and borrower types that matched categories in our survey.

The Euromoney China gold investors survey was open from June 4 to July 20. All responses were collected online from investors in gold and gold-backed products from the People’s Republic of China. Euromoney received 624 responses, which were weighted to reflect the size and per capita GDP of each province:

For this survey, private banking is defined as banking services targeted at wealthy clients. The most obvious respondents would be customers, but given their desire for secrecy and the issues of finding a representative sample, this was problematic. We have therefore asked the private banks to identify the companies they admire as the top providers of competitive and non-competitive services. Participating private banks were emailed an online questionnaire, or were able to access the questionnaire directly from the homepage at www.euromoney.com.

Credit trading survey 2011: Results index

Euromoney surveys cash managers, treasurers and financial officers worldwide. The survey is split into a non-financial institutions questionnaire and a financial institutions questionnaire. Respondents are asked to indicate:

Cash management results index and category listing

Euromoney’s seventh annual Real Estate Survey canvassed the opinions of real estate developers, advisers, investment managers, corporate end-users and banks worldwide.

Additional breakdowns of the results including tables by region, as well as results based on the votes of the world’s largest 100 asset managers by AUM

Euromoney's Fixed income research survey and Best borrowers survey asks investors to nominate the Best fixed income issuers globally and across a range of sectors and borrower types that matched categories in the research survey.

Funding officials at borrowers in the global debt capital markets are asked to rate their top three preferred banks in one of three categories: services to clients, major currency sectors, and by product type.

With special thanks to the World Bank, Standard & Poor’s, Moody’s Investors Service, Fitch IBCA and the following economists/institutions for their contributions: Adam Antoniak, Bank BPH SA; Anjali Verma, MF Global Sify Securities I Pvt Ltd; Azusa Kato, BNP Paribas; Bernard Musyck, Frederick University; Camilo Perez, Banco de Bogota; Cheng Cheng-Mount, Citibank Taiwan; Colen Garrow, Brait SA Ltd; Dr Olga Mrinska, Institute of Local and Regional Initiatives; Eduard Hagara, ING Barings; Francesca Panelli, Aletti Gestielle SGR SPA; Hans Holzhacker, Nenci Francesca and Rozália Pál, UniCredit Group; Helena Horska, Raiffeisenbank; John R. Harris, Boston University; Julien Manceaux and Dmitry Polevoy, ING; Madan Sabnavis, Credit Analysis and Research Ltd; Maristella Ansanelli, Banco Fibra; Michael Kappeler, LGT Capital Management; Michael Loufir, National Bank of Greece; Nassib Ghobril, Byblos Bank; Nuchjarin Panarode, Capital Nomura Securities; Olena Bilan, Dragon-Capital; Oliver Kovacs, ICEG European Center; Panicos Demetriades, University of Leicester; Peter Meister, BHF Bank Aktien Gesellschaft; Philip Hanson, Chatham House; Plamen Plantev, ISIS; Pornthep Jubandhu, Siam Commercial Bank; Robin Clements, UBS; Shakill K. Hasssan, University of Cape Town, Tiina Helenius, Handelsbanken; Vicky Redwood, Capital Economics; Vitaliy Vavryshchuk, BG Capital; Henry Mo, Credit Suisse; Lana Soelistianingsih, PT Samuel Sekuritas; Michal Dybula, BNP Paribas; Georgy Y. Ganev, Centre for Liberal Strategies; Wei Li, Standard Chartered Bank China; Pragrom Pathomboorn, Siam Commercial Bank; Aysegul Aykol Kocabas; Tekstil Bankasi; Martin Pelucha, University of Economics in Prague ; Galina Borisova Hale, Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco; Ilias Lekkos, Piraeus bank, Athens; Dalton Gardimam, Banco Bradesco; M. Nicolas J. Firzli, Canadian European Economic Council; Yasuo Yamamoto, Mizuho Research Institute

The Euromoney foreign exchange survey is the most comprehensive quantitative and qualitative annual study available on the FX markets. The FX market is an unregulated OTC market and there are no reliable, aggregated, global statistics made available against which to benchmark the survey outside the tri-annual BIS studies. The survey also excludes a number of categories of market participant, which means that the total volume reported by the poll is not and is not intended to be an accurate reflection of total global foreign exchange activity. However, given the geographical and participant-type spread represented by the poll, Euromoney believes that the survey provides an accurate proxy for trends in the major areas of activity polled and accurately discerns the relative performance of the banks ranked, particularly over periods of two or more years.

The Euromoney Foreign Exchange survey is the most comprehensive quantitative and qualitative annual study available on the FX markets. The FX market is an unregulated OTC market and there are no reliable, aggregated, global statistics made available against which to benchmark the survey outside the tri-annual BIS studies. The survey also excludes a number of categories of market participant, which means that the total volume reported by the poll is not and is not intended to be an accurate reflection of total global foreign exchange activity. However, given the geographical and participant-type spread represented by the poll, Euromoney believes that the survey provides an accurate proxy for trends in the major areas of activity polled and accurately discerns the relative performance of the banks ranked, particularly over periods of two or more years.