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Friday, October 23, 2026

CTBC Bank Honored for the Fifth Time by The CorporateTreasurer, Winning Three Major Awards and Reinforcing Its Regional Leadership

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Taipei, Taiwan--(ANTARA/Business Wire)--Demonstrating excellence in institutional banking and cross-border financial solutions, CTBC Bank has once again been honored by the international financial publication The CorporateTreasurer, marking its fifth accolade from the publication. The bank won three major honors: "Best for FX/Hedging Solutions—North Asia," "Best Trade/Supply Chain Finance Bank—North Asia," and "Highly Commended: Best Transaction Bank—North Asia," further reinforcing its position as a leading provider of corporate financial services.

At The CorporateTreasurer Awards 2026 ceremony, held in Singapore on October 20, Yi-Tzu Lei, Deputy General Manager of CTBC Bank Singapore Branch, accepted the awards on behalf of the bank. Evaluating institutions across key performance, business strategy, innovation, and value creation, The CorporateTreasurer recognized CTBC Bank for its strategic execution, product innovation, and long-term commitment to developing an Asia-Pacific cross-border financial ecosystem.

With more than 370 outlets across 14 countries and regions, CTBC Bank is Taiwan's most international bank and has maintained a leading position in Taiwan's derivatives market for more than 20 consecutive years. To help Taiwanese companies in India manage funding and foreign exchange risks, CTBC Bank introduced a cross-border USD/INR service model that streamlines transactions and reduces operating costs. The bank also provided long-dated USD/CNY forward hedging solutions for major cross-border financing transactions. The award organizer recognized CTBC Bank with the "Best for FX/Hedging Solutions—North Asia" award for its tailored solutions, which help clients navigate India's complex regulatory requirements and manage cross-border risks.

Amid ongoing global supply chain restructuring, CTBC Bank integrates cash management, trade finance, and supply chain services into a one-stop cross-border platform to enhance capital efficiency and supply chain resilience. Through flexible financing solutions and digital workflows, the bank helps optimize working capital across supply chains, earning the "Best Trade/Supply Chain Finance Bank—North Asia" award.

CTBC Bank also draws on its expertise in factoring to support clients' regional expansion while strengthening its cross-border payment, global cash management, and liquidity services. By integrating API technology with local clearing systems, the bank received a "Highly Commended" distinction in the "Best Transaction Bank—North Asia" category.

Having received more than 50 international awards in foreign exchange and cross-border business this year, CTBC Bank continues to demonstrate its expertise in helping corporate clients strengthen operational resilience and navigate an increasingly complex global business environment.

Contacts

Public Relations Department, CTBC Bank
Ken Wang (+8862) 3327-7777#6712

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