Euromoney's Trade Finance Survey
The industry's benchmark
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The 2025 Survey is Opening Soon
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Euromoney’s Trade Finance Survey is the worldwide industry benchmark of providers in the industry.
For almost 30 years, Euromoney’s Trade Finance Survey has been among the most comprehensive benchmarking exercise of the world’s banks active in this sector, offering authoritative insight into the needs of clients and their perceptions of the banks they work with.
ABOUT THE SURVEY
Annually we survey clients across the world to ask which financial institutions they consider to be the best providers in their markets and how those firms perform across a range of categories.
The 2024 survey reached more respondents than ever before. Over 13,000 corporate clients and financial institutions ranked and scored the industry’s leading banks to inform close to 180 rankings across seven regions and almost 60 countries.
The survey results produce two rankings – Market Leader and Best Service – globally, regionally and nationally.
Market Leader rankings recognise the banks considered the best by the most active clients in the geography.
Best Service rankings recognise the leaders in client service by analysing performance across a range of core functions.
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TIMELINE
Survey Opens: Monday 16 September
Survey Closes: Friday 25 October
Data Validation and Analysis: November – December
Winners Notified and Results Published: December - January
Read the Latest
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There was a big rise in the number of respondents to Euromoney’s Trade Finance Survey 2024 who received an increase in credit from their trade banks last year – 45.7%, up from 41.8% in 2023. -
More than 60% of respondents to Euromoney’s 2024 trade finance survey expect an increase in use of trade financing over the next three years.
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Some 50.6% of respondents to this year’s Euromoney Trade Finance Survey say the cost of credit from their trade banks has increased over the past 12 months, compared with 45.4% in 2023.
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The impact of the supply chain disruption that was such a notable feature of last year’s trade finance survey continues to be felt as banks widen the range of services designed to improve corporate resilience.
