BBVA – World’s Best Corporate Bank for 2025

Global Finance announces its selections for the best world banks 2025, including their winner for the best business bank in the world, which is revealed here for the first time. The best corporate bank in the world 2025 is Bbva.

“By mixing its expertise in sustainable finance, in transaction banking and recovery of capital, BBVA has maintained its leadership in corporate banking services while generating significant growth in income and profitability. Continuous investment in digitization and advanced technologies has only guaranteed its position, ”said Joseph Giarraputo, founder and editorial director of global finance. “For more than three decades, business leaders and banking managers have used the best Banbal Finance banking prices to identify the financial partners who provide the most robust products and services and the complete industry expertise.”

For the first time, the following global winners are also revealed here for the first time: the best world bank – Société GénéraleThe best consumer bank in the world – State Bank of IndiaThe best emerging market bank in the world – JP MorganThe best market border market in the world – Société Générale and the best subgardian bank in the world – CIBC Mellon.

The report of the best banks in the full world will be presented in the printed and digital editions of Global Finance October, as well as in line on gfmag.com.

Global Finance will honor the best banks in the world 2025 on the morning of October 18 during the annual price of the best banks at the National Press Club in Washington, DC during annual IMF / World Bank meetings.

The winners were selected on the basis of performance in the past year and other criteria, including the reputation and excellence of management. The Global Finance editorial committee has established selections with the contribution of financial leaders, analysts and bankers around the world. Publishers have also used entries submitted by banks for Global Finance 2025 reward programs, in addition to independent research, to assess a series of objective and subjective factors.