National Bank of Kuwait’s (NBK) corporate FX proposition combines local market depth with an international treasury network that allows it to support clients whose exposures extend well beyond Kuwait.

DBS is Asia’s best FX bank for corporates because of its ability to combine liquidity provision, digital advances and risk ...

While many institutions benefitted from higher market volatility and increased hedging demand during the review period, Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) went further. The bank distinguished itself through ...

HSBC’s European corporate FX revenues grew 10% during the award period, and the bank ranked first or second for EMEA corporate FX flow across FXall, Bloomberg and 360T, including first for NDFs on ...

Warba Bank’s FX franchise stood out during the review period for an increasingly automated trading infrastructure and efforts to embed FX more deeply across its institutional and corporate ...

Asia’s FX markets are being rebuilt from the inside. Across Korea, Taiwan and India, global investors and corporates are ...

Emirates NBD combined substantial FX scale in its home market with a marked increase in automation in the year under review, using technology to expand execution capacity while retaining specialist ...

Bank Muscat stood out from the competition in Oman for its combination of substantial domestic scale, continued growth and improvements to its digital FX infrastructure. In 2025, FX volumes increased ...

Raiffeisen Bank International’s (RBI) position at the centre of a closely integrated regional FX network gives its Austrian franchise unique depth in pricing, liquidity and risk management. From its ...

For European corporates and investors, the 2025 market turbulence raised an interesting question: how much of their FX ...

DBS wins the award as Singapore’s best FX bank thanks to a review period that demonstrated scale, technology innovation and client-centred execution that strengthened its FX franchise. The bank ...

Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) expanded its FX business across corporate, SME and retail banking in 2025, with greater use of derivatives and digital execution. The bank estimated that it held ...