Central Banking Awards 2018
The winners of the 2018 Central Banking Awards
The Central Banking Awards 2018 recognise excellence in a community dealing with an ever-evolving landscape, where price and financial stability must be maintained and communicated against a backdrop of continuing innovation in financial services, reserves and currency management.
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The winners of the 2018 Central Banking Awards
Bank of Canada, Lesetja Kganyago and Perng Fai-nan among those that stood out
Central bank of the year: Bank of Canada
Canadian central bank has stood out for ever-improving levels of transparency and forward-looking management
Governor of the year: Lesetja Kganyago
Kganyago has defended and enhanced Sarb’s reputation as independent and well-governed institution against all threats
Lifetime achievement award: Perng Fai-nan
Pre-emptive financial reforms combined with flexible monetary and forex policies ensured Taiwanese stability
Transparency: Central Bank of Ireland
Irish central bank has made great progress in communicating
Reserve manager of the year: Bank of Korea
South Korean central bank has revamped its reserve operations
Banknote and currency manager of the year: Norges Bank
Nordic central bank has redefined how its banknotes are designed
Initiative of the year: Bank of England’s FinTech Accelerator
UK central bank has embraced fintech service providers to bolster cyber-security and payments capabilities
Website of the year: Bank of Lithuania
For making most relevant information as accessible as possible for all its audience
Economics in central banking: Alberto Cavallo and Roberto Rigobon – Billion Prices Project/PriceStats
Through vast and ongoing data-collecting exercise, PriceStats has helped central banks overcome many drawbacks in traditional inflation series
Asset manager of the year: BlackRock
BlackRock delivered innovative new products and highly regarded training scheme
Innovation in reserve management: HSBC
Bank stepped in to arrange private funding package during Egyptian economic crisis
Global custodian of the year: BNY Mellon
Clients point to improved tech functionality and training services
Securities lending services provider of the year: Northern Trust
Official institutions cite firm’s operational smoothness and good returns
Banknote and currency services provider of the year: Landqart
Hybrid substrate provider offers banknote issuers a ‘Swiss finish’
Technology consultant of the year: Vizor Software
Dublin-based company proved its mettle in emerging markets
Risk management services provider of the year: Openlink
Openlink’s central bank and state agency client base continues to grow
Consultancy and advisory provider of the year (data and regulatory management): BearingPoint
BearingPoint’s expertise in data and reporting has informed number of high-level bodies
Consultancy and advisory provider of the year (currency management): De La Rue
UK-based company is helping central banks monitor lifespan of banknotes
Payments and market infrastructure provider of the year: Perago
Italian software company is helping central banks implement reliable and highly adaptable systems