Industry superheroes rewarded at TXF Amsterdam and Rome

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Middle East & Africa, Americas, Asia-Pacific, Europe

Helen Reid

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The industry had its say about the best institutions and players in commodity and export & agency finance for our annual Best in Class awards. The winners in each category were chosen by TXF subscribers. Full results are below.

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