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Q&A With Scotiabank: Building Digital Factories

Shawn Rose, executive vice president, digital banking, Scotiabank talks To Global Finance about its digitalefforts in Pacific Alliance countries and its startegy of forming 'Digital Factories'.

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Best Digital Banks 2017

In the first round of our Best Digital Bank Awards 2017, evolving customer needs drive financial institutions’ technology innovation.

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Digital Banks Of Distinction 2017

Smaller banks must rely on agility to be competitive against their larger, but slower-moving, rivals when it comes to implementingdigital measures and rolling out new products

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Q&A With Bank Leumi: Disruption And Transformation

Michal Kissos-Hertzog, head of innovation and digital at Bank Leumi, talks to Global Finance about mobile banking, millennials, investment products and their impacts.

Award Winners

Q&A With Citi: Globally Great

Tapodyuti Bose, global head of channel & enterprise services for Citi Treasury and Trade Solutions, spoke to Global Finance about the bank’s digital initiatives around the world.

Award Winners

Q&A With ING Bank Slaski: What Clients Want

Adam Walendziewski, director of digital platforms agile centreING bank slaski, a digital bank of distinction this year, tells global finance about the ways the bank promotes a ‘digital first’ strategy.

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Q&A With SEB Lithuania: Digital Products Fuel Universal Ambitions

Vaidas Zagunis, member of the management board at SEB Lithuania and its head of retail banking, talks with Global Finance about the Swedish bank’s deployment of digital products to support its universal banking strategy.

Award Ceremonies and Events

Global Finances Central Banker Report Cards 2017

The Central Banker Report Cards, published annually by Global Finance since 1994, grade the central bank governors of 83 key countries and the European Union. The heads of the Central Banks of Australia, Honduras, Israel, Lebanon, Morocco, Paraguay, Russia, Taiwan and the United States received a prestigious “A” grade this year. In addition, the Central Bankers of Brazil, the Dominican Republic and Jordan earned “A-” grades.