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CASH MANAGEMENT SURVEY - FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS 2023

Euromoney’s Cash Management Survey receives responses from the leading cash managers, treasurers and financial officers worldwide, and is considered the benchmark survey for the global cash management industry. This is the most comprehensive guide to the cash management arena in the market.

In 2023, the Financial Institutions survey received 793 responses, an increase of almost 500 responses compared to the 2022 survey.

For details of the Euromoney Cash Management Survey for Corporates, please click here.

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Global Market Leader
Global Best Service
Global Best Service Currencies
Regional Market Leader
Regional Best Service
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Market Leader
All Currencies
2023 2022   Bank
1 2   HSBC
2 3   Standard Chartered
3 4   Deutsche Bank
4 5   Citi
5 6   JPMorgan
6 1   DBS Bank
7 -   UBS
8 19   Bank of America
9 18   Commerzbank
10 8   MUFG
11 14   ANZ Banking Group
12 16   Wells Fargo
13 13   Bank of New York Mellon
14 10   Barclays
15 11   Mizuho Financial Group
16 -   National Australia Bank
17 17   Natwest
18 9   SMBC
19 21   Mashreqbank
20 20   Societe Generale
       
Market Leader
Australian Dollar
2023 2022   Bank
1 1   ANZ Banking Group
2 -   National Australia Bank
       
Market Leader
Dollar
2023 2022   Bank
1 4   JPMorgan
2 2   Citi

Cash Management Survey Results 2022

To see the Euromoney Cash Management Survey 2022 results, please click here.

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