Euromoney, the preeminent global financial markets magazine, recognised Citi as “Best Global Emerging Markets Investment Bank” and “Best Global Transaction Banking House” at its annual Awards for Excellence ceremony last evening in London.
Euromoney cited Citi’s inimitable global network as a key to winning both awards. “As best emerging markets investment bank, Citi has been able to leverage its unique global network on behalf of clients, and has shown real momentum in all products and most regions,” the magazine said. Meanwhile, “Transaction services are at the very heart of Citi, and the division is pumping out record revenues as it adds more and more clients to its global network.”
“We have refocused the bank to feature Citi’s core strategic strengths – our global reach and network,” said John Havens, Citi’s President and Chief Operating Officer. “I am delighted that Euromoney has recognised the progress Citi has made in serving our clients wherever they do business throughout the world.”
The two global awards were among 17 won by Citi, including a number of top regional awards: Best Investment Bank in the Middle East, Best Flow House in Central & Eastern Europe, Best Debt House in Central & Eastern Europe and Best Project Finance House in the US.
The Euromoney Awards for Excellence are in their 21st year and are recognised to be among the most prestigious in the financial services industry.
Below is a list of Citi’s Euromoney award wins in all regions save Asia, which will be announced at a dinner in Hong Kong next week:
Best Emerging Markets Investment Bank
Best Global Transaction Banking House
Best Investment Bank in the Middle East
Best Flow House in Central & Eastern Europe
Best Debt House in Central & Eastern Europe
Best Cash Management House in Latin America
Best Project Finance House in the United States
Best Investment Bank in Caribbean
Best Debt House in Poland
Best Equity House in Mexico
Best M&A House in Mexico
Best Bank in Greece
Best Investment Bank in Greece
About Citi
Citi, the leading global financial services company, has approximately 200 million customer accounts and does business in more than 160 countries and jurisdictions. Citi provides consumers, corporations, governments and institutions with a broad range of financial products and services, including consumer banking and credit, corporate and investment banking, securities brokerage, transaction services, and wealth management.
