Awards
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Some of the world's top companies reside in Australia. ASIAMONEY picks the ones that shone in 2006.
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As Australia's capital markets thrive and superannuation assets expand, the best brokers stand to make a killing. ASIAMONEY reveals which banks stood out, according to the investors who use their services.
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Accelerating economies are generating more and more wealthy people, and both local and global private banks are vying for the right to advise them on how to invest their money. ASIAMONEY's largest Private Banking Poll reveals which institutions the region's richest consider to be the best.
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Given Asia's booming economies, financial institutions that stand out domestically will cement both their reputations and profits. ASIAMONEY polls analysts and investors to determine which banks and trading houses impress the most.
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Accelerating economies are generating more and more wealthy people, and both local and global private banks are vying for the right to advise them on how to invest their money. ASIAMONEY's largest Private Bank Poll to date reveals which institutions the region's richest consider to be the best. -
Omar Cruz, national treasurer of the Republic of Philippines, wins it - again
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Republic of Indonesia has fast become one of the region’s most sophisticated borrowers
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Even Citi is prepared to admit that it was surprised to have been voted number one for commodity-linked products in 2006. Certainly the US bank feels it can improve, even after topping the opinion of poll respondents once again.
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It was a strong equity market across Asia-Pacific in 2006, and despite the hiccup in late February, it's been a strong 2007 too. And as vanilla equities have thrived, so have the structured products that derive from them. Min Park, head of equity risk management products for Asia at UBS, estimates that trading volumes in equity derivatives are virtually doubling each year in Asia.
