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  Rabia Rahimbayeva    Group moderator   Ambassador

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  Garanti Bank Voted The Best-Managed Company In Central and Eastern Europe

  Turkiye's Garanti Bank was voted the best-managed bank in Central and Eastern Europe in a survey conducted by Euromoney, one of the leading finance magazines in the world.
  
  Garanti said Sunday that it has become the first Turkish company to be awarded in this category of Euromoney Magazine's survey.
  
  Euromoney's annual emerging Europe company ranking is based on a survey of market analysts at leading banks and research institutes in the region.
  
  Garanti said it also topped subcategories such as "most transparent", "most accessible senior management", "most improved", and "most convincing and coherent".
  
  Garanti CEO Ergun Ozen said that the awards proved the management power of the bank to weather tough conditions amid deep impacts of the global economic downturn.
  
  
  Source: Anatolian News Agency
  
  Kind Regards,
  Rabia Rahimbayeva.
  
  • 06 Jul 2009, 2:56 pm
  Rabia Rahimbayeva wrote: > Turkiye's Garanti Bank was voted the best-managed bank in Central and > Eastern Europe in a survey conducted by Euromoney, one of the leading > finance magazines in the world. > > Garanti said Sunday that it has become the first Turkish company to > be awarded in this category of Euromoney Magazine's survey. > > Euromoney's annual emerging Europe company ranking is based on a > survey of market analysts at leading banks and research institutes in > the region. > > Garanti said it also topped subcategories such as "most transparent", > "most accessible senior management", "most improved", and "most > convincing and coherent". > > Garanti CEO Ergun Ozen said that the awards proved the management > power of the bank to weather tough conditions amid deep impacts of > the global economic downturn. > > > Source: Anatolian News Agency > > Kind Regards, > Rabia Rahimbayeva.
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