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Before the financial crisis, many banks were regarded as among the companies that others should aspire to when it came to management expertise, communication, delivering on strategy and credibility.
Now, in the developed world, you’d struggle to find an analyst or investor that would consider a bank’s management team as more convincing than counterparts in retail, technology or a myriad other sectors.
But in many developing markets, the C-suite at financial institutions remains highly regarded. This can be seen in the results of the latest Euromoney best-managed companies survey.
Analysts that cover the entire corporate spectrum in Latin America, the Middle East, emerging Europe, Africa and Asia took part in the survey. They ranked management teams based on criteria such as most convincing and coherent strategy; best corporate governance; most accessible senior management; most transparent accounts; and best for shareholder value.
Often, banks are considered to be the best managed company in a particular country or region. It is also worth noting which banks are voted as the best in banking and finance in their region.