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.

Trade and Development Bank of Mongolia has proven itself to be the most experienced trade finance facilitator with its widest international correspondent relationships and highly qualified trade finance services among local banks in Mongolia and has been awarded as the “Best Trade Finance Bank of Mongolia” for the second time. 

Trade and Development Bank was awarded as a “LEADER IN SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY” by the Mongolian Association of Certified Tax Consultants, recognizing its significant contribution to the development and progress of Mongolia and its high level of social responsibility.

The award was accompanied by the “For a Strong Mongolia” trophy and certificate.

TDB will continue to be aware of its social responsibility and lead for the good of society.

Global Trade Review, a magazine specializing in international trade news, hosted its “Asia Leaders in Trade 2011” competition to select the best trade finance banks in each country. The competition featured top banks from 26 countries, and Trade and Development Bank of Mongolia was recognized as the best trade finance bank in Mongolia for 2011.

Foreign Investment and Foreign Trade Agency of Mongolia (FIFTA), the government implementing agency celebrated its 15th anniversary and during the ceremony FIFTA selected the Best Foreign Investment supporting organizations for the promotion and facilitation of foreign direct investment and foreign trade in Mongolia.

On the 87th anniversary of the National Proclamation, The Mongolian Mining Journal hosted the "Mining Journal Awards 2011" ceremony for the second time. This prestigious event is designed to recognize and celebrate outstanding achievements in Mongolia’s mining sector over the past year.

During the ceremony, awards were presented in five categories, and the Trade and Development Bank was honored with the "The Best Provider of Support to the Mining Sector " award for its significant contributions to the industry.

The Asia Partner Meeting and Conference of MoneyGram, a leading provider of fast and low-cost international money transfers with 162,000 service points across more than 180 countries, was held last week in Bangkok, Thailand.

A nationwide public survey was conducted over the past two weeks to identify the best companies across various sectors of Mongolia's business community. The winners were announced on November 29 at the Misheel Expo Center. Organized by the Mongolian Institute of Marketing Management, the event featured organizations competing in 41 categories across 15 business sectors. Each sector named one “Grand Prix” winner and five “Top Companies” in each category.