The New Economy Sustainable Banking Awards 2009

21/12/2009

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Most Sustainable Bank, Belgium
KBC Group

Most Sustainable Bank, Brazil
Banco Daycoval

Most Sustainable Bank, Cambodia
Rural Development Bank

Most Sustainable Bank, China
Industrial Bank

Most Sustainable Bank, Denmark
Merkur Bank

Most Sustainable Bank, Egypt
Bank of Alexandria

Most Sustainable Bank, Germany
GLS Bank

Most Sustainable Bank, Holland
FMO Bank

Most Sustainable Bank, India
YES BANK

Most Sustainable Bank, Italy
Intesa Sanpoalo

Most Sustainable Bank, Korea
Daegu Bank

Most Sustainable Bank, Macedonia
Stopanska Banka

Most Sustainable Bank, Mexico
IXE Bank

Most Sustainable Bank, Panama
Multibank

Most Sustainable Bank, Paraguay
Interbanco

Most Sustainable Bank, Peru
Mibanco

Most Sustainable Bank, Philippines
Bank of the Philippine Islands

Most Sustainable Bank, South Africa
Standard Bank

Most Sustainable Bank, Spain
Caja Navarra

Most Sustainable Bank, Switzerland
Bank Sarasin

Most Sustainable Bank, Thailand
Bangkok Bank

Most Sustainable Bank, Turkey
TSKB Bank

Most Sustainable Bank, Uruguay
Banco de le Republica Oriental del Uruguay

Most Sustainable Bank, Vietnam
Asia Commercial Bank Vietnam

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