AWARDED “BEST BANK OF MONGOLIA” AT THE EUROMONEY AWARDS FOR EXCELLENCE ASIA
The annual Euromoney Awards for Excellence Asia 2015, which recognizes the top performers in Asia’s banking and financial sector, was successfully held for the 24th time.
The annual Euromoney Awards for Excellence Asia 2015, which recognizes the top performers in Asia’s banking and financial sector, was successfully held for the 24th time.
The "Global Banking & Finance Review," a prestigious organization from the United Kingdom that annually honors the best in the global banking and financial sector, has named Trade and Development Bank the "Best Commercial Bank in Mongolia" for 2014.
The prestigious European Business Assembly (EBA) in Oxford, United Kingdom, has recognized Mongolia’s Trade and Development Bank as one of the "Best Enterprises" of 2014, marking the first time a Mongolian organization has received this honor. Additionally, TDB’s Chief Executive Officer, Mr. B. Medree, was highly commended for his exceptional leadership and awarded the "Leader of the Year" title by the Socrates Committee, a distinction reserved for the world’s top leaders.
The "Global Banking and Finance Review" from the United Kingdom is a highly influential organization with a prominent role in the global financial market.
In its prestigious annual awards, recognized by the world’s leading banking and financial institutions, Trade and Development Bank was honored with the title of "Best Corporate Bank Mongolia 2012." Financial markets and institutions worldwide closely monitor and integrate the insights and information shared by this influential organization into their operations.
On July 18, 2013, the Euromoney Award for Excellence ceremony, organized by Euromoney magazine, a global leader in banking and finance, took place in Hong Kong. During this prestigious event, the Trade and Development Bank was honored as the "Best Bank in Mongolia" for 2013.
The Trade and Development Bank recognized internationally, continues to earn prestigious accolades, being named Mongolia’s “Best Trade Finance Bank” for three consecutive years, including the 2013 award.
This esteemed award is presented annually by Global Trade Review (GTR), renowned as a global leader in trade finance trends. The selection process is regarded as one of the most impartial, conducted through surveys among banks and financial institutions worldwide to identify the best.
The “Global Banking & Finance Review” organization in the United Kingdom, which annually recognizes the best banks in global banking and finance industry, named the Trade and Development Bank as the “Best Commercial Bank in Mongolia” for 2013, awarding them a trophy and certificate.
On 70th anniversary of the establishment of the Social Insurance Service in Mongolia, Trade and Development Bank was recognized as the " Top National-Employer-Social Insurance Payer” " for its outstanding contribution to ensuring social security for its employees by fulfilling its obligations under the Social Insurance Law. This award was jointly organized by the General Department of Social Insurance, the Mongolian Employers' Federation, and The Confederation of Mongolian Trade Unions.
The Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) recognized Trade and Development Bank for its outstanding contribution to the two-phase loan project, "Development of Small and Medium Enterprises and Environmental Protection," which is being implemented through seven Mongolian commercial banks. The award was presented in recognition of TDB's role in providing 16 billion MNT in loans during the second phase of the project, leading both in the total amount of loans issued and in the effective utilization of those loans.
On August 24th of this year, an awards ceremony was held at the Four Seasons Hotel in Macau, organized by FinanceAsia, Asia's leading financial magazine, to honor the best in the banking and financial sector. A key highlight of this year’s event was the introduction of the "Best Bank of Mongolia" award, presented for the first time after conducting assessments of Mongolian banks over the last three years. The selection was based on factors such as international recognition, reputation, scope of operations, and financial capacity.