Standard Bank awarded Mauritius' Best International Bank by Euromoney Magazine

Standard Bank (Mauritius) Ltd has been recognised as Mauritius' Best International Bank, by the prestigious magazine Euromoney. Euromoney has been evaluating the world’s leading financial institutions through performance data, surveys, and industry awards for more than 30 years.

Francois Gamet, Chief Executive of Standard Bank Mauritius commented on this award: “Our win as Best International Bank in Mauritius at the Euromoney Awards for Excellence 2024 is in recognition of the quality of our services and our distinctive Africa-focus expertise. This recognition reinforces our leadership position as the preferred investment banking partner for our corporate clients. Standard Bank Mauritius has a strong and competitive value proposition of connecting corporates from the Mauritius International Financial Centre to Africa.” He added “This recognition has also been made possible by our employees. Thank you for your commitment to serve our clients with consistent excellence and to fulfil our Purpose: Africa is our home, we drive her growth and bring our strategy to life. Thank you to our sophisticated clients and stakeholders who trust us for our expertise and professionalism.”

Francois Gamet concluded: “I am also happy to highlight that Standard Bank has achieved a clean sweep of 16 accolades, including Africa’s Best Bank, at the Euromoney Awards for Excellence 2024. Moreover, Standard Bank has been recognised as Africa’s best performing bank in The Banker’s Top 1000 Banks 2024 rankings reinforcing our position as Africa’s largest financial institution.”

Sim Tshabalala, Group Chief Executive of Standard Bank Group, said, "These accolades acknowledge our commitment to offering our clients consistently excellent service and to creating solutions that enable Africa’s businesses and Africa’s people to achieve their goals. The recognition from these prestigious publications equally reflects our commitment to driving Africa's growth by creating value for investors, businesses, and communities across all 20 African countries where we have businesses.”