Credit Awards 2006

- By Risk Staff
- 01 Jul 2006

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The annual Credit Awards are always hotly contested, but this year saw the competition reach a new level. Out of the 11 main banking categories, 6 different firms won prestigious Credit gongs, which goes to show the breadth of expertise among the top tier. The winner of the top award for Best Service Overall for Credit is...drum roll please…JPMorgan. Last year’s runaway winner of the overall award has once again proved its class – but this year was a close-run thing, with Deutsche Bank and

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