Awards
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EuroWeek asked emerging market teams at the leading investment banks in the international bond markets for their views on the best deals of 2013. Bankers nominated their preferred deals for a shortlist. Then, excluding the deals they had worked on, they were asked to choose the best deals from that shortlist. Here are the results.
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EUROWEEK’S DEAL OF THE YEAR awards are voted for by leading participants in the international bond markets. First, investment banks were asked to nominate their best lead managements in each category. From that shortlist, market participants voted for the outstanding transactions, without voting for their own deals. EuroWeek’s awards for the best banks, chosen by borrowers, and the most impressive borrowers, voted by banks, will be chosen in a separate poll and announced at the EuroWeek Bond Dinner in May.
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The Taiwanese financial group is voted best for corporate governance in the survey, with Galaxy Entertainment and Sun Hung Kai Properties following in second and third places, respectively.
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Amid tepid equity trading volumes and relatively lacklustre market performance, the Hong Kong-based brokerage remains a firm favourite for equity broking in the eyes of Asia’s investor base, according to ASIAMONEY’s latest Brokers Poll.
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The poll is now closed and votes are being counted to decide the winners of EuroWeek’s annual Syndicated Loans & Leveraged Finance Awards. -
The region is slowly increasing its appreciation of fixed income products, although the likelihood of an interest rate hiking environment in 2014 could put the strength of this demand to the test. ASIAMONEY reveals which banks most impress investors and corporates for their fixed income services.
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Extensive results of the top credit, rates and commodities providers across the Asia region.
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Extensive results of the top credit, rates and commodities providers across the Asia region.
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The region is slowly increasing its appreciation of fixed income products, although the likelihood of an interest rate hiking environment in 2014 could put the strength of this demand to the test. ASIAMONEY reveals which banks most impress investors and corporates for their fixed income services.
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