Scotiabank gets Caribbean award from leading financial publication
SCOTIABANK HAS been recognised for the ‘Best Commercial Banking Capabilities in the Caribbean’ by Euromoney, a leading global financial publication, in its recently released annual Global Private Banking survey.
This recognition is one of three categories won by Scotiabank, which also included ‘Best Commercial Banking Capabilities in the Bahamas’ and ‘Best Asset Management Company in the Cayman Islands.’
“We are honoured to be recognised by Euromoney as a best-in-class commercial bank across the Caribbean. This recognition is a reflection of our commitment to businesses across the region,” said David Thomas, Scotiabank’s vice president, corporate finance, Caribbean region.
“Through Scotiabank’s unique footprint, we will continue to create opportunities for our clients to grow locally, across the Caribbean, throughout the Americas and globally,” Thomas added.
Scotiabank has been providing financing, capital markets solutions and value-added advice and helping businesses in the Caribbean since 1989.
As a premier global financial institution headquartered in Canada, Scotiabank has a unique footprint beyond the Caribbean, offering services in 30 countries across the region and over
50 countries around the world.
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“It is great to be recognised for our expertise and capabilities, and we want to thank our customers for entrusting us with their business, and we look forward to our continued partnership in the years to come,” said Craig Mair, senior vice president, corporate and commercial banking. Euromoney is a respected financial media conglomerate that covers global banking, macroeconomics and capital markets, including debt and equity. It also runs a number of industry surveys that have become benchmarks for excellence in various categories of banking and finance. The full survey results are published online at www.euromoney.com.