Awards
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ASIAMONEY interviews the region's best analysts, sales person and sales trader to determine their methods for navigating this global financial tsunami.
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Asiamoney is pleased to announce the winners of its 19th annual Brokers Poll. More than 1,700 investors from approximately 1,000 different institutions contributed, making this our largest poll to date and the region's pre-eminent industry survey. The participating institutions represent an estimated total of US$1.6 trillion in Asian equity funds under management.
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Falling markets, ailing funds, and troubled prime brokers: Asia's hedge fund industry is a very different one to just 12 months ago. The majority of hedge funds in the region have been advocates of long/short investment strategies, with most dedicating their energies to buying long. For many it meant huge returns and justified their 1.5% or 2% basic annual fees and 20% profit override.
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Some 160 of the over-the-counter market's top movers, together with key figures from the European Securitization market, gathered at the Four Seasons Hotel in Canary Wharf in London last Monday for the unveiling of Derivatives Week's 2008 Awards.
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Deutsche Bank has been named Global Derivatives House of the Year by the editors of DW Online/Derivatives Week.
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The 18th annual FX Poll Asiamoney invited senior treasury and financial executives from listed companies, SMEs, banks, fund management firms and other financial institutions to participate. A total of 1,453 individual responses were received, however 231 were made void due to their failure to fulfill the auditing requirements. The 1,222 valid responses were from 1,150 different companies - 905 corporates and 245 financial institutions.