Asiamoney Best Bank Awards

Hana Bank wins best domestic bank in Korea this year after a solid financial performance and innovation in its digital offering.

Citi is named best international bank in Korea after an improved year-on-year financial performance.

After performing strongly across all products, recording high income growth and enhancing its offering, KB Securities is Korea’s best investment bank this year.

The first domestic bank in Korea to produce a sustainability report, Shinhan Bank is named best bank for environmental, social and governance in the country after pursuing a robust sustainable agenda through financing activities and a series of sustainable partnerships.

Shinhan Bank is Korea’s best bank for corporate social responsibility. It has an extensive range of initiatives targeting individuals of all ages and abilities, and it supports business startups across the country.

Hamkorbank, one of the first banks opened in the country following independence in 1991, wins best domestic bank in Uzbekistan for its performance over the awards period this year.

Hamkorbank wins best bank for small and medium-sized enterprises in Uzbekistan in recognition of its continued commitment to providing high quality service to SME clients in the country. Some 98.87% of the bank’s corporate clients are SMEs, and as of January 1, 2023, Hamkorbank holds 19.12% of the SME market in Uzbekistan.

Khan Bank, the largest commercial bank in Mongolia, has been named best bank for environmental, social and governance in the country this year in recognition of its work to develop green financial products and services and to support sustainability.

Trade and Development Bank (TDBM) takes the diversity and inclusion award in Mongolia this year thanks to its clear strategy to improve gender equality within and outside the bank.