Standard Chartered VN wins awards

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The bank Standard Chartered Vietnam has been named Best Domestic Custodian, Best Sub-custodian and Best Fund Administrator for Retail in Viet Nam in The Asset Triple A Asset Servicing, Investor and Fund Management Awards 2015.

The Asset Triple A Awards are Asia's defining recognition for excellence in the industry. — File Photo

HCM CITY (Biz Hub) — The bank Standard Chartered Vietnam has been named Best Domestic Custodian, Best Sub-custodian and Best Fund Administrator for Retail in Viet Nam in The Asset Triple A Asset Servicing, Investor and Fund Management Awards 2015.

The Asset Triple A Awards are Asia's defining recognition for excellence in the industry.

Standard Chartered has been serving leading local and regional institutions as well as major global custodian banks in Viet Nam, offering a full suite of products and services involving custody, safekeeping, settlement, investment accounting, asset valuation and others.

"Our tailor-made and innovative solutions have helped bring in Triple Awards for three years in a row," said CEO Nirukt Sapru. — VNS

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