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Global Awards for Excellence
Best global bank
Citi – Last man standing
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Citi is the last global wholesale bank offering all products to its clients everywhere. It operates in 100 countries and boasts a payment system handling $3 trillion of transactions a day, which no other bank is ever likely to emulate. Under the leadership of Michael Corbat, Citi has closed the share price discount to book value. It must now prove that a global universal bank can avoid the pitfalls of scale and deliver sustainable returns. If it does, it will be the only one.
Best global investment bank
The reinvention of Morgan Stanley
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Under the leadership of James Gorman, Morgan Stanley has carved out a unique position in global banking. It remains a great investment bank. Its much-maligned FICC division now looks fit for purpose. And its US wealth management arm gives the firm new stability and strength. Most important of all, the disparate parts of a once-divided business are delivering the benefits of the whole firm. And the markets are starting to realize the potential of a new Morgan Stanley as well.
Banker of the year
John Hourican
John Hourican, the Bank of Cyprus CEO, will move on this summer after restoring the bank to health – the latest, and toughest, of his repair jobs. |
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View photos from the global awards ceremony |
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Natural History Museum, London, 9 Jul 2015 |
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View photos from the Middle East awards ceremony |
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Shangri-La Dubai, 3 June 2015 |
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View photos from the Asia awards ceremony |
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Shangri-La Hong Kong, 16 June 2015 |
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