CfC Stanbic Bank’s wealth and investment division has been named the Best Private Bank in Kenya at the global private banking awards organised by The Banker & Professional Wealth Management Magazines, publications of the Financial Times Group.
The award was presented at a ceremony held in Singapore on Wednesday. Receiving the award, CfC Stanbic Bank Head of Wealth and Investment Anjali Harkoo said the award was a testimony to the quality of the bank’s unique customized solutions that cuts across investment management through to succession planning and generational wealth transfer.
“This is the first time that a Kenyan bank has been picked and it reflects our unwavering commitment to providing our high-net worth clients and their families with first class wealth planning and investment advice through our Wealth and Investment division,” said Ms Harkoo.
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The awards are evaluated on the client relationship management blueprints and how the banks have adapted portfolio management, asset allocation and product strategy to meet investors’ changing needs and attitude to risk.
CfC Stanbic bank’s Wealth and Investment team prides itself in offering an integrated suite of end-to-end wealth management and bespoke banking solutions. Wealth and Investment has full services offices in Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa, Jersey and London and truly offer clients a seamless solution for their on and offshore wealth management needs. With the lowest client to Wealth and Relationship Manager ratios (50:1) in the industry, we provide a commitment to always respond before the sun sets.
CfC Stanbic Bank is a member of Standard Bank Group whose Wealth and Investment division was also recently recognised as the leading Private Bank on the African continent at the 25th Annual Private Banker International (PBI) Global Wealth Summit and Awards.
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