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HSBC Korea was voted the best domestic cash management bank in South Korea for the fourth consecutive year in U.K.-based magazine Euromoney’s survey on the cash management sector.
The bank also won Best Global Cash Management Bank in both the financial and nonfinancial institution categories for the second year running.
The recognition is based on a recent poll of more than 24,000 senior finance executives, cash managers and treasurers worldwide.
HSBC Korea president Martin Tricaud said that “the awards reflect the strength of our products, quality of our services and dedication of our team of professionals.”
In the regional headquarters segment, HSBC was selected as the Best Regional Cash Management Bank in Asia, Australasia, the Middle East and North America.
(kys@heraldcorp.com)
The bank also won Best Global Cash Management Bank in both the financial and nonfinancial institution categories for the second year running.
The recognition is based on a recent poll of more than 24,000 senior finance executives, cash managers and treasurers worldwide.
HSBC Korea president Martin Tricaud said that “the awards reflect the strength of our products, quality of our services and dedication of our team of professionals.”
In the regional headquarters segment, HSBC was selected as the Best Regional Cash Management Bank in Asia, Australasia, the Middle East and North America.
(kys@heraldcorp.com)
