Banker Awards 2008

The Banker Awards 2008: The Winners

The Banker’s Bank of the Year country awards acknowledge banks for the best overall performance in their country. Our global editorial team chose the winners based on analysis of the latest results and performance data provided by the banks through questionnaires plus a review of their strategic developments and overall achievements

Investment Banker Awards 2008

The Banker Investment Banking Awards 2008

Despite the turmoil in the markets, The Banker's Investment Banking Awards 2008 went ahead as usual at London's Sheraton Park Lane Hotel last month. The awards focused on innovation and celebrated new developments that will help to reposition the industry going forward.

CSR Awards 2008

CSR Awards 2008 - Corporate Social Responsibility

The Banker has been at the forefront of realising the importance of what is variously called corporate social responsibility; ­sustainability; and environmental, social and strategic governance, splashing a piece on our cover in April 2002 with the headline: The Importance of Being Good: Why Unethical Banks Will Not Survive. We were, perhaps, too categorical.

Deals of the Year 2008

Deals of the Year 2008

The past 12 months have been turbulent for the banking sector. Despite the consequences of the credit crunch on structured credit models and transaction flows, both international and local banks have once again brought an impressive number of deals to the attention of The Banker’s judges. The global, regional and country winners have been picked from the 447 transactions submitted from 93 countries around the world.

Technology Awards 2008

The Banker Technology Awards 2008

Michelle Price, ­technology editor of The Banker, outlines the new forces and trends shaping the Technology Awards.

Central Banker & Finance Minister of the year 2008

Central Banker of the Year 2008

The Banker salutes the world’s top central bank governors who have shown unflinching leadership during the credit crunch, helped rejuvenate their country’s economies and succeeded in opening up once opaque financial structures.