UniCredit is “Best Trade Finance Provider 2009” in CEE, Austria and Poland and “Best Bank for Payments & Collections in CEE 2009”

Published: 24 February 2009 y., Tuesday

UniCredit Group
The renowned magazine “Global Finance” has named the UniCredit Group as the “Best Trade Finance Provider 2009” in CEE, Austria and Poland as well as “Best Bank for Payments & Collections in CEE 2009”. Decisive for winning this award were, among other things, business volume, market share, reach, product innovation, services and price policyin the countries concerned.

“We are very proud of these awards, which underscore our important position in the these markets. Our recipe for success is the unique combination of local know-how and global expertise joining forces with our IT systems to develop innovative solutions that are specially tailored to our customers - no matter what language they speak. The awards are also a clear evidence of the commitment of our first-rate employees to serve our clients. I am sure that in future other awards will follow,” says Marco Bolgiani, head of the Global Transaction Banking Division.

The UniCredit Group is among the top three financial institutions in Europe in the area of transaction banking. The Global Transaction Banking Division of the Group offers products, services and solutions in the following areas: cash management and eBanking, trade finance and supply chain management as well as structured trade and export finance. “Global Finance” is one of the leading international finance magazines with more than 285,000 readers in 160 countries.

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