The winners of the World Finance Insurance Awards 2023

From tougher enforcement across the globe, to increased regulatory oversight – how are different jurisdictions approaching merger control in 2023? Rebecca Farrington, Marc Israel, Tamer Nagy & Strati Sakellariou-Witt, partners at White & Case, provide their thoughts

The failures of Silicon Valley Bank in America and Swiss giant Credit Suisse raised the spectre that has haunted regulators ever since the Great Financial Crisis of 2008: Just how safe are the world’s banking giants and the global financial system?

Last year was one beset by challenge and crisis as global inflation took root, but Jordan Islamic Bank have negotiated these challenges to emerge stronger than before

Alpen Capital has built an impressive reputation for structuring unique and innovative solutions for its clients across the areas of debt, M&A and equity. The company now looks to build on its success

The World Finance banking awards recognise those who are best placed to set an example and lead the way through this uncertain macroeconomic period.

With the renewed focus on accountability and transparency at the highest levels, we have recognised those firms who have shown unparalleled commitment on the corporate governance agenda.

A list of the companies awarded in the World Finance Islamic Finance awards 2023 can be seen below.

Please see below the full list of the Global Insurance Awards 2022, as awarded by World Finance magazine

Having grown from humble beginnings, Jordan Islamic Bank now offers an impressively diverse range of products, many of which adhere to Sharia principles, and the focus is now on what lies ahead

Over the past two years, company oversight for ESG and sustainability practices has been facing increasing scrutiny as the world has wrestled first with a pandemic and now the threat of irreversible climate change. It has become more important than ever to tackle these issues head on and take a leading role by doing so

The outlook for the Islamic Finance industry is very positive following the pandemic and looks set for continued growth in 2022 despite the prospect of higher interest rates, higher oil prices and a decline in sukuk issuance.

The pandemic served to push many bank customers towards digital channels and while many were well-prepared for this, others were left scrambling to modernise their offerings. In this new post pandemic environment, fintechs continue to attract huge investment allowing them to compete with traditional banks. This has led to big changes in the industry.

Please see below the full list of the Global Insurance Awards 2021, as awarded by World Finance magazine

In the fast-moving, technologically agile world of today, it remains imperative to connect people with the services that they need in a convenient, inclusive and easy way. With a comprehensive service and a large banking network, Jordan Islamic Bank is succeeding