Best Private Banks in Europe
UBS - It was named the 'Best Private Bank in Europe' at the 2011 Global Private Banking awards by The Banker and PWM (Professional Wealth Management), both publications of the Financial Times Group. UBS was also awarded a number of accolades in the 2005 Euromoney Private Banking Awards, including Best Private Bank for Entrepreneurs, Best Private Bank in Europe, etc.
Julius Baer - It has won 'Best Strategy for Growth' in the Global Private Banking Awards 2009 presented by the Financial Times Group, in association with The Banker and PWM. Julius Baer was also highly recommended in the flagship 'Best Private Bank in Europe/Switzerland' (second place). In addition, the British business magazine 'Private Banker International' named Julius Baer 'Outstanding Private Bank Europe'.
ABN AMRO - In 2011 ABN AMRO Private Banking was rewarded "Highly Commended, Best Private Bank in Europe"by The Banker and Professional Wealth Management (part of Financial Times Group).
Nordea Bank - In a survey conducted by MyPrivateBanking.com, Nordea came out as the best Private Bank in Europe. In the survey, 20 of the most important private banks in Europe were selected to assess the quality of their customer interface, their investment proposal and the total cost of asset management.
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Julius Baer - It has won 'Best Strategy for Growth' in the Global Private Banking Awards 2009 presented by the Financial Times Group, in association with The Banker and PWM. Julius Baer was also highly recommended in the flagship 'Best Private Bank in Europe/Switzerland' (second place). In addition, the British business magazine 'Private Banker International' named Julius Baer 'Outstanding Private Bank Europe'.
ABN AMRO - In 2011 ABN AMRO Private Banking was rewarded "Highly Commended, Best Private Bank in Europe"by The Banker and Professional Wealth Management (part of Financial Times Group).
Nordea Bank - In a survey conducted by MyPrivateBanking.com, Nordea came out as the best Private Bank in Europe. In the survey, 20 of the most important private banks in Europe were selected to assess the quality of their customer interface, their investment proposal and the total cost of asset management.
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