Citi wins 22 awards from Euromoney magazine
Sunday, 20 July 2008
Euromoney has named Citi Best Global Cash Management Bank, Best Global Investor Services Bank and Best Global Emerging Market Debt House among its 2008 awards for excellence, reports UNB.
This year marks the first time Citi has won the global award for investor services, the third time for Cash Management and the second for Emerging Market Debt House, said a press release.
In addition to winning the three global awards, Citi won eight regional-level awards as Best Cash Management, Best Debt House, Best Investment Bank, Best M&A House and Best Risk Management including eleven country-level awards.
Citi's cash management business is part of the treasury and trade solutions division of Global Transaction Services that offers integrated cash management and trade solutions to meet the evolving needs of corporate, public sector and financial institution clients in more than 140 countries.
Citi's investor services business, part of the Securities and Fund Services division of Global Transaction Services, focuses on the needs of asset managers, hedge funds, pension funds and insurers.
This year marks the first time Citi has won the global award for investor services, the third time for Cash Management and the second for Emerging Market Debt House, said a press release.
In addition to winning the three global awards, Citi won eight regional-level awards as Best Cash Management, Best Debt House, Best Investment Bank, Best M&A House and Best Risk Management including eleven country-level awards.
Citi's cash management business is part of the treasury and trade solutions division of Global Transaction Services that offers integrated cash management and trade solutions to meet the evolving needs of corporate, public sector and financial institution clients in more than 140 countries.
Citi's investor services business, part of the Securities and Fund Services division of Global Transaction Services, focuses on the needs of asset managers, hedge funds, pension funds and insurers.