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HSBC Qatar Named ‘Best Bank for Corporates’ in Qatar
2025-05-26

HSBC Qatar Named ‘Best Bank for Corporates’ in Qatar

HSBC has been named 'Best Bank for Corporates in Qatar’ at the Euromoney Middle East Awards for Excellence for the second consecutive year.

HSBC Qatar CEO Abdul Hakeem Mostafawi said, “Our longstanding history of more than 70 years in Qatar has enabled us to build strong and lasting relations with our corporate clients in the private and public sector.

“Winning this award for the second consecutive year is a testament to the unique solutions and services we offer, and combined with our global network and international expertise, helps our clients grow their businesses in Qatar and abroad.”

HSBC has been working closely with the public and private sector entities to connect them with the key economic corridors of Asia, Europe and the US, enabling access to diversified funding and the best possible economic outcome.

The bank has been at the forefront of sustainable financing and green product structuring in the local market and has led landmark sustainable and green transactions with the State of Qatar in their inaugural Green Bond and Sustainability Framework.

HSBC also provides unique and complex solutions for corporate clients with an award-winning product suite that helps to unlock opportunities for corporates that are ambitious to grow with a focus on sustainable business practices, seamless and secure transactions and advice on investment opportunities.

HSBC Middle East received three additional awards for the Middle East's Best Investment Bank, Middle East's Best Bank for Sustainable Finance and Middle East's Best Bank for Equity Capital Markets. Other country awards included Qatar’s Best Bank of Corporates, Saudi Arabia’s Best Investment Bank, and the UAE’s Best International Bank and Best Investment Bank.

Taken together, this series of significant awards demonstrates the breadth of HSBC’s network, the depth of its expertise, and its access to deep pools of finance.
Source: GULF TIMES