This year’s award recipients exemplify what modern governance should look like: inclusive, accountable, strategic, and future-focused. Their impact resonates far beyond the boardroom, shaping a corporate world that is better prepared for tomorrow’s demands.

We proudly recognise this year’s winners of the World Finance Banking Awards 2025 for their leadership, innovation, and ability to thrive under pressure. These institutions are setting benchmarks for responsible growth and are reimagining the future of global banking

Nigeria was the largest of the African economies in 2022, but declining oil production has seen it slip down the rankings. It has turned – successfully – to capital-raising in a bid to reignite the economy and reclaim its crown

A global provider of universal banking and digital financial software solutions explains how the financial services sector is harnessing the power of AI, blockchain and quantum computing to meet customer expectations in a new digital era

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.

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

A list of the companies awarded in the World Finance Islamic Finance awards 2024 can be seen below.

The pandemic accelerated the growth of Neobanks and digital offerings. By providing enhanced convenience and being cost-effective they are competing strongly with the traditional banks

As the world moves towards being more reliant on digital and data-driven technologies, banks must deliver innovative changes, especially when confronted with a volatile economic landscape. Kuwait International Bank is helping to drive these changes

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

How will artificial intelligence, blockchain and big data shape Islamic finance – and what are the risks and opportunities for the new pioneers?

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.

Egypt is a troubled country. An over-reliance on commodity imports and tourism has decimated its financial outlook with the pandemic and the Russia-Ukraine war affecting both. The IMF and foreign direct investment are a possible light at the end of the tunnel