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Award Ceremonies and Events

Transaction Processing Awards Ceremony 2013

LOCATION: DUBAI, UAE Global Finance held its Transaction Processing Awards ceremony in Dubai in September—during SWIFT’s Annual Sibos conference. Leading corporate and financial executives from around the world were present to accept their awards and honor other recipients. ...

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World’s Safest Commercial Banks 2013

PRIVATE-SECTOR SUPERSTARS By Andrew Cunningham Banks from Australia, Canada and Singapore dominate the list of the Top 10 Safest Commercial Banks. State-owned banks and those that enjoy some form of sponsorship from government or regional organizations have ...

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Foreign Exchange 2013

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Best Global Insurers 2013

Global Finance Names the Best Global Insurers 2013 Top insurers named in 13 global categories, as well as seven regions...

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Cheese Stands Alone as Stumbling Block to Canada-EU Free Trade Pact

Following nearly five hard years of negotiations, Canadian PrimeMinister Stephen Harper on October 18 signed a Canada-European Unionfree trade agreement...

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Last Economist Standing: Flug Outlasts Pack, Named Bank of Israel Governor

Finally, a new boss at the Bank of Israel (Photo: Ester Inbar) The nearly four-month-long search to find a new...

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World’s Best Derivatives Providers 2013

Global Finance Names the 2013 World’s Best Derivatives Providers New York, October 24, 2013 – The editors of Global Finance...

Award Ceremonies and Events

Best Bank Awards 2013: The Ceremony

All the winners from our 2013 ceremony, which was held on Oct. 12 at the IMF/World Bank annual meeting in Washington, DC.

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VIDEO Best Bank Awards

The full ceremony, held this year in Washington, DC during the week of the IMF/World Bank annual meeting.

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Adnan Ahmed Yousif, Al Baraka

The President and Chief Executive of Al Baraka Banking Group says Islamic banks haven't been hurt by the global financial crisis because they don't buy debt or use derivatives.

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Governor Amando Tetangco Jr., Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas

The head of the central bank of the Philippines says the country has been able to keep its economy rolling along -- despite the specter of quantitative easing by the US Federal Reserve Board. And in a contrarian take, he says he's also bullish on prospects for emerging markets.

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Marco Roddenhof, Rabobank

The Global Head (Capital Markets) at Rabobank -- named the safest commercial bank by Global Finance -- says the restructuring of Europe's banking sector still has a ways to go.