Awards

Gay Huey Evans is the ultimate derivatives bigwig. She has been involved in swaps and derivatives for more than 30 years in roles as a regulator and trade association chief, as well as holding senior positions at major buyside and sellside firms and exchanges. She now resides at the latter two, as a non-executive director at the London Stock Exchange and Aviva.

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Each year we reveal the best capital markets transactions and investment banks in Australia. In debt we recognise Telstra volatility-beating deal, Woolworths domestic currency offering, Smart Series securitisation, APT Pipelines syndicated loan and a project financing for Wiggins Island coal export terminal.

Each year we reveal the best capital markets transactions and investment banks in Australia. In M&A and equity we recognise an M&A that created the largest wealth management company in Australia, an impressive dual IPO listing, an innovative convertible bond struture.

ASIAMONEY announced the companies that provide the best corporate governance in each country in Asia, according to the voters in our survey.

The results of the companies with the best corporate governance across Asia revealed.

Correlate Search and The Laurus Group have been respectively voted as the best overall contingent headhunting firm and best overall retained headhunting firm for Asia ex-Japan, in Asiamoney’s largest and most comprehensive Headhunters Poll yet.

Asiamoney recognises the best Japanese banks in the areas of M&A, debt, equities and overall investment bank.

Each year we reveal the best capital markets transactions and investment banks in Japan. In debt we recognise eAccess' high yield rarity, Panasonic's three tranche deal and Ibaraki Prefecture's securitisation.

Each year we reveal the best capital markets transactions and investment banks in Japan. We begin with M&A and equity awards.

Each year ASIAMONEY picks the standout deal from each Asian country. In Taiwan, the award goes to…