Awards

Raghuram Rajan, India

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GlobalCapital recognised in London on September 18 those who have had the biggest impact on derivatives markets over the last year. The winners of the Global Derivatives Awards were voted for by their industry peers. Below are some of the highlights from the gala evening.

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The annual Global Derivatives Awards from GlobalCapital Derivatives, the new Derivatives Week, took place on Thursday, September 18 at the Landmark Hotel in London. The awards honoured the people, companies and deals that made an impact on the global derivatives market over the last year. Winners in each of the award categories received their awards at a gala reception and dinner in London.

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Every year we choose which are the standout financial institutions in each major Asian market. In Vietnam, Military Bank rises above a lacklustre field of competition for best getting a handle of its costs and bad debts.

Each year we choose the leading bank, equity brokerage and debt house across every major market in Asia. In Taiwan, E.Sun Financial Holding shines for its efforts in building non interest income, while Yuanta fends off tough competition to lead in equity and bonds.

Each year we choose the leading bank, equity brokerage and debt house across every major market in Asia. In Thailand, Siam Commercial Bank beats arch-rival Kasikornbank to be named top lender, while Phatra Securities remains top for equities in tough conditions and Bangkok Bank stands tallest for bonds.

Each year we choose the leading bank, equity brokerage and debt house in each major market in Asia. In South Korea Shinhan Bank continues to shine for its credit risk management and diversification, while Woori Investment & Securities shines in equities and KB Financial Group proves strongest in debt.