LebanonSociété Générale de Banque au LibanOne of Lebanon’s biggest banks, SGBL operates a range of successful retail, corporate and private banking businesses, as well as an assortment of specialised financial services through its subsidiaries. With a constantly growing network, it operates 69 branches in Lebanon, 16 in Jordan and four in Cyprus. In 2013, the bank boasted total assets over $13bn.
MexicoBanco Multiva A private banking institution, Banco Multiva is one of Mexico’s leading corporate and personal financial businesses, offering a substantial array of services for its customers. Headquartered in Mexico City, and part of Grupo Financiero Multiva, Banco Multiva was launched in 2006 and now has 38 branches throughout Mexico.
JordanCapital BankSince its establishment in 1995, Capital Bank has become one of the most respected financial institutions in Jordan, and recorded a 23 percent increase in profit in the first quarter of 2014. The bank offers its clients a wide variety of services including corporate finance, asset management and securities brokerage through Capital Investments, its subsidiary.
EgyptSuez Canal BankListed on the Egyptian Stock Exchange, Suez Canal Bank has a long track record in offering and performing financial services since its establishment in 1978. The firm is known for serving both institutional and individual customers through institutional, personal and Islamic banking in its 30 local branches.
GhanaUnibank GhanaUnibank Ghana strives to make good on its promise of mutually assured success by sticking to its fourfold commitment to flexibility, dynamism, customer centricity and teamwork. The bank has been partnered with the Ghana Football Association since 2013, and is the official bank of the country’s national team, the ‘Black Stars’.
IraqNational Bank of IraqEstablished in 1995 as a publicly traded, private sector financial institution, the National Bank of Iraq (NBI) offers a wide range of banking products. Growing substantially since its inception, NBI has branches throughout Iraq, including in Basra, Kurdistan and Mosul, as well as its headquarters in Baghdad. Its majority shareholder is Jordanian firm Capital Bank.
IndonesiaCitibank IndonesiaWith a large branch network across Indonesia supported by innovative mobile and online banking services, CitiBank Indonesia is a leading financial institution. Particularly known for its wealth management business, the firm provides 24-hour financial advisory services, in addition to a wide range of credit card options for retail, high-net-worth and corporate clients.
GermanyDeutsche BankDeutsche Bank is one of the heavyweights of the global banking industry, but in its homeland of Germany it reigns absolutely supreme. Founded in 1870 and with close to 100,000 employees globally, there is no question that Deutsche Bank is one of the most powerful commercial banking groups in the world.
IndiaING CBING CB’s commercial operations span a network of over 40 countries, though the bank still manages to offer a fresh perspective in each of the markets in which it operates. India is no exception, and ING CB plays an incredibly active role in advancing the country’s financial services and national economy.
ItalyINGSailing through a rough period in which the Italian banking system has gone through something of a transformation, ING’s commercial department has steadied the ship and continues to work closely with the government in selling bonds, project financing and cash management. The firm has operated in Italy since 1979.
Dominican RepublicBanco de Reservas de la República DominicanaThe country’s state-owned banking giant recently reformed its operations with a focus on consumer and corporate services. By implementing a thorough modernisation process, the bank’s operations have been revamped and upgraded. Investing in a variety of markets, the bank supports the Dominican Republic’s economy in a number of different ways.
AlbaniaIntesa Sanpaolo AlbaniaThe Albanian subsidiary of the Intesa Sanpaolo Group was formed in 1998, and quickly grew in stature and numbers to become the powerhouse that it is in today’s market. The bank’s commercial offerings have powered its impressive financials, which shown that it is enjoying substantial growth in the Albanian banking sector.
CanadaCIBCThe Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce provides a full range of services through its three main business units: retail and business banking, wealth management and wholesale banking. Focusing on trust and accountability, CIBC prides itself on long-lasting client relationships, continued asset growth, and is considered one of the strongest banks in the world.
ColombiaBancolombiaOne of Latin America’s biggest commercial banks, Bancolombia dominates its domestic market. The fully diversified bank offers an array of tailored services and products to serve a wide variety of needs and requirements. The bank is headquartered in the city of Medellin, where it has grown significantly over recent years.
AngolaStandard BankA tour de force of Angolan banking, Standard Bank has questioned the prevailing limitations of Angolan banking over the last few years and asserted a quality that others are now rushing to mimic. Part of the larger Standard Bank group, the Angolan offering is one of the company’s finest examples of high-end banking.
