Sunday, 30 June 2024

Transaction Finance Awards 2025

  • Among the world’s most rigorous, prestigious, and transparent award programs for transaction banking services.
  • Call for submissions for the Transaction Finance 2025 Awards will open in December 2024.
  • Submissions can be submitted via email at transactionawards@tab.global

The Transaction Finance Awards are one of the world’s most rigorous, prestigious, and transparent award programs for transaction banking services. We assess institutions participating at international and country levels, as well as at product and business levels.

Every year, the programme recognises achievements in key business and operational areas of the financial services industry. The purpose of these awards is to recognise annual achievements and winners in the competition for market share, product, and operational excellence.

As transaction services increasingly integrate, blurring the lines between cash management, trade finance, and payments, we've updated the 'best transaction bank' category for a more accurate representation. The 'most sustainable transaction bank' category, introduced in 2022, continues to attract strong interest. Recognising tokenisation's transformative impact on transaction banking, we're launching the 'Best Tokenisation Initiative' in the frictionless transaction awards, highlighting impactful initiatives in transaction banking sub-verticals.

To apply for the transaction finance awards, you are required to complete an information sheet that includes key performance indicators. These indicators will serve as the foundation for a more rational and objective assessment. Some of the data will be used to develop a comprehensive understanding of evolving best practices and benchmarks, which the industry can utilise without compromising confidentiality and competitive information.

Kindly reach out to Siddharth Chandani at schandani@tab.global or Chris Kapfer at ckapfer@tab.global for further information.

The goals of this programme

These awards are designed with the following goals:

  1. To track the changing competitive landscape of global transaction and corporate banking within and outside of the industry ecosystem, by identifying the key winners by country and region
  2. To identify the critical drivers and factors required of success in the areas of cash management, trade & supply chain finance, payments, and FX.
  3. To develop a repository of benchmarks, case studies and best practices that industry players as a whole can refer to know their position relative to peers.