Euromoney's Financial Institutions Survey
World’s Most Comprehensive Transaction Banking Benchmark
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We are thrilled to announce the launch of the Euromoney Financial Institutions 2025 Survey, part of the world's most comprehensive benchmarking in transaction banking. Previously part of the Cash Management survey, 2025 research is designed to provide unmatched insights into payments, liquidity management, and trade finance for FIs. With specialized pathways for both banks and non-banking financial institutions, this survey sets the stage to recognize and reward excellence on a global scale.
For 30 years, Euromoney’s transaction banking surveys have been the most comprehensive benchmarking exercise of the world’s banks active in this sector. The survey offers authoritative insight into the needs of financial institutions (banks and NBFIs) and their perceptions of the banks they work with.
ABOUT THE SURVEY
We survey clients across the world to ask which financial institutions they consider to be the best Cash Management & Trade Finance providers for FIs in their markets and how those firms perform across a range of categories.
New methodology and questionnaire.
For any questions on methodology, questionnaire or if you would like to participate, please contact Ana Voicila and Olga Kontodimou.
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TIMELINE
Survey launch date: 17th February 2025
Survey end date: 6th April 2025
Data validation and analysis by Euromoney: April 2025
Banks featuring in rankings notified: May 2025
Results published: June 2025
Read the Latest
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Euromoney talks with Matt Burns, Lloyds Banking Group’s new co-head of the Transaction Banking Solutions team, who is leading the charge in creating a more client-centric and innovative business. From integrating siloed teams to developing ground-breaking solutions, Burns shares his vision for the future of Lloyds and the industry. -
Key learnings from HSBC, voted by 30,000+ corporates in Euromoney’s Cash Management Survey 2024 as the best cash management provider in North America.
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In the first in a series of articles on ISO 20022, Euromoney asks international regulators for their views on the statutory issues that will impact adoption of the standard.
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As tariffs and geopolitical tensions transform the $700 billion US-China trade corridor, companies are creating sophisticated new supply chains, with banks rapidly evolving to serve emerging trade patterns.
