Private Banker International (PBI) has announced the winners of the fourth annual Private Banker International Awards: London 2017 at a gala dinner ceremony in Waldorf Astoria Hotel yesterday, 8 June.
The Europe-focused awards celebrated the best among the private banks that are successfully serving wealthy clients across the region and act as a benchmark for excellence in the private banking industry.
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Winners were selected by an independent judging panel and PBI Editorial team members across 12 categories alongside the Editor’s Special Award.
BNP Paribas Wealth Management and Credit Suisse won two awards each. The first bagged the Outstanding Private Bank for Next Generation Proposition and the Outstanding Private Bank for Philanthropy Proposition Award, while the latter claimed the Outstanding Private Bank – Eastern Europe and the Outstanding Private Bank for UHNW Clients Award.
The Outstanding Private Banking Customer Relationship Service and Engagement Award went to Citi Private Bank, while Societe Generale Private Banking was selected as Outstanding Private Bank – Western Europe.
Prometeia was distinguished with the Outstanding Digital Solutions Provider (Vendor) Award, while Appway received the Outstanding Wealth Management Technology Provider – Middle Office (Vendor) Award and Avaloq took home the Outstanding Wealth Management Technology Provider – Back Office (Vendor).
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By GlobalDataThe Editor’s Special Award went to Nykredit for its high rate of client satisfaction and ambitious growth in the Nordic region.
The awards ceremony was preceded by an all-day conference that debated some of the most pertinent issues prevalent in the UK and European private banking markets.
Meghna Mukerjee, PBI editor, said: “The Private Banker International: London Conference and Awards have gathered significant momentum in the last four years and this year’s event was exceptional. The calibre and quality of the PBI Europe Awards submissions were extremely high. We added a new award category this year as well that was enthusiastically received by the industry.
“The award winners of 2017 are rewiring the future of the private banking industry across Europe and have demonstrated their strength through their innovative and market leading initiatives, excellence and expertise. They have proved successful during challenging times for the industry and identified core propositions to remain competitive and client centric.”
PBI Awards: London 2017 winners:
Outstanding Private Bank – UK – International Clients
Winner: HSBC Private Bank (UK)
Outstanding Private Bank – UK – Domestic Clients
Winner: Barclays Wealth and Investments
Outstanding Private Bank – UK Crown dependencies
Winner: Kleinwort Hambros
Editors Special Award
Winner: Nykredit
Outstanding Digital Solutions Provider (Vendor)
Winner: Prometeia
Outstanding Wealth Management Technology Provider – Middle Office (Vendor)
Winner: Appway
Outstanding Wealth Management Technology Provider – Back Office (Vendor) 2017
Winner: Avaloq
Outstanding Private Bank for Next Generation Proposition
Winner: BNP Paribas Wealth Management
Outstanding Private Bank for Next Generation Proposition
Winner: Standard Bank Wealth and Investment
Outstanding Private Bank for UHNW Clients
Winner: Credit Suisse
Outstanding Private Bank for Philanthropy Proposition
Winner: BNP Paribas Wealth Management
Outstanding Private Banking Customer Relationship Service and Engagement
Winner: Citi Private Bank
Outstanding Private Bank– Eastern Europe
Winner: Credit Suisse
Outstanding Private Bank – Western Europe
Winner: Societe Generale Private Banking
