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HSBC Private Bank voted best private bank in the Middle East

  • United Arab Emirates: Thursday, February 14 - 2008 at 14:20
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HSBC Private Bank has won the accolade of the best overall private banking services in the Middle East in the prestigious Euromoney private banking survey 2008.

In addition to this, HSBC Private Bank also won the best Islamic banking services and the best equity portfolio management in the Middle East.

Pierre Pissaloux, Global Head, Middle East & North Africa, HSBC Private Bank (Suisse) SA said: "There is no greater accolade than gaining third-party endorsement from industry peers and clients. To be publicly recognised at these prestigious awards attests to the high level of service and expertise we provide in all areas of private banking to our ever-growing customer base in the region. We leverage the synergy of our integrated banking business by efficiently combining retail, commercial and investment banking skills and expertise to the benefit of our clients."

Stuart Crocker, CEO, UAE & Oman HSBC Private Bank said:

"Drawing on the strength of the HSBC Group and the best products from the marketplace, we work with our clients in the Middle East to develop innovative solutions to manage, preserve and develop wealth for now and for future generations. We do this by developing long-term ethical relationships through a culture of integrity and high performance.'


HSBC has deep-rooted presence in the Middle East that spans over a century. HSBC Private Bank has identified the Middle East as a high growth region which currently accounts for about 10% of the bank's wealth management business. The bank has expanded its team in the Middle East to more than 200 private bankers and has strengthened its teams on the ground in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Oman, Bahrain, Qatar and Kuwait.

The Euromoney survey reflects the views of advisors to private clients as well as other wealth management companies. It takes into account a wide range of criteria including assets under management, profitability, ratios of clients to relationship managers and the services offered.
 
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The complete list of awards for HSBC Private Bank in the Middle East is as follows:

Best private banking services overall (same as 2007)
Best private bank for Islamic banking services (same as 2007)
Best for net-worth-specific services, super affluent ($500,000 to $1m) (same as 2007)
Best private bank for net-worth-specific services, high net-worth I ($1m to $10m) (same as 2007)
Best private bank for relationship management (same as 2007)
Best private bank for offshore services (up one place)
Best private bank for offshore services for Sub-Saharan clients
Best private bank for specialised services: entrepreneurs (same as 2007)
Best private bank for equity portfolio management (same as 2007).

About HSBC Private Bank
HSBC Private Bank is the marketing name for the private banking business conducted by the principal private banking subsidiaries of the HSBC Group worldwide. HSBC Private Bank, together with HSBC Guyerzeller and the private banking activities of HSBC Trinkaus & Burkhardt as well as the HSBC Private Banking entities, provides private banking and trustee services to high net worth individuals and their families through 90 locations in some 37 countries in the Americas, the Asia-Pacific region, Europe and the Middle East. At 30 June 2007, profits before tax were $780m for the first half year and combined client assets under management were $442bn.

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