HSBC has been voted the Best Trade Finance Bank in Sri Lanka, and no.1 in Client Service and Products, and Technology in the benchmark Euromoney Trade Finance Survey 2025.
Globally, HSBC was voted the World’s Best Trade Finance Bank for the eighth year running, and the Best Trade Finance Provider in Asia Pacific across 11 markets, based on the responses of more than 13,000 businesses worldwide, the bank branch in Colombo said in a media release.
HSBC has consistently led the industry with a robust suite of trade finance offerings and continues to set the industry benchmark with its unparalleled network, cutting edge digital capabilities and customer centric approach.
As a global connector, HSBC’s unrivalled footprint gives clients access to 90 per cent of world trade flows.
Mark Surgenor, CEO HSBC Sri Lanka said, “We are grateful to our clients for recognising us as the Best Trade Finance Bank in Sri Lanka and globally. Financing trade has been at the heart of our business since our inception in Sri Lanka. We remain focused on helping local and international businesses achieve their goals and open a world of opportunity for them in a global marketplace.”
Commenting on HSBC’s strong capabilities and partnership, a treasurer of a Health Care Company in Sri Lanka stated “Due to its global presence and expertise in international trade, HSBC supports us with a wide range of tailored solutions, competitive financing options, and strong risk management services. This helps us streamline cross-border transactions.”
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