Crisil Coalition Greenwich Honors 2025's Best Corporate Banks and Share Leaders with Prestigious Awards

The 2025 Coalition Greenwich Awards for Corporate Banking

On February 5, 2025, Crisil Coalition Greenwich revealed the esteemed winners of the Coalition Greenwich Awards, honoring the industry's top performers in corporate banking. As a leading authority in financial benchmarking, Coalition Greenwich evaluated over 60 banks worldwide, recognizing those that excelled in various aspects of corporate banking services, including cash management and foreign exchange services.

Highlights of the Awards

Crisil Coalition Greenwich's 2025 awards distinguished J.P. Morgan as the Best Global Corporate Bank. This accolade is a reflection of J.P. Morgan's exceptional services tailored for business clients, particularly in cash management, where they have consistently outperformed competitors.

Similarly, HSBC was awarded the title of Best Corporate Foreign Exchange Bank, showcasing its strength and expertise in FX services for corporate clients across the globe. These awards are not just testament to these banks' operational excellence but also their unwavering commitment to innovation and customer satisfaction.

Methodology Behind the Awards

The rigorous selection process undertaken by Crisil Coalition Greenwich involved conducting interviews with thousands of companies around the world, gathering feedback on various banking services. Dr. Tobias Miarka, Head of Global Corporate Banking at Crisil Coalition Greenwich, emphasized that these findings were instrumental in identifying the top banks.

The Coalition Greenwich Award has been recognized as the industry standard, providing an independent evaluation of banks' offerings. It measures banks on several essential factors such as service quality, customer engagement, product competency, and overall satisfaction. Notably, the awards help businesses pinpoint which banks deliver outstanding performance across different product lines, offering critical insights that guide them in their banking choices.