Awards

Asiamoney is pleased to announce the most impressive deals in the bond, loans, and bespoke finance space in Asia this year. And the winners are....

Each year ASIAMONEY picks three standout companies from each Asian country that are particularly well run and one standout executive. In Japan, drug distributor and dairy specialist Cosmos Pharmaceutical wins the plaudits for honest business, CyberAgent gets credit for its tech-savvy strategy, and incontinence products manufacturer Unicharm holds its own in the large-cap category.

Each year ASIAMONEY picks three standout companies from each Asian country that are particularly well run and one standout executive. In Australia Kathmandu Holdings is seeing sales sour; Ramsay Health Care is well positioned to make money in the private market; and Amcor is packing in a great business strategy.

Each year ASIAMONEY picks three standout companies from each Asian country that are particularly well run and one standout executive. In India Rallis takes advantage of India's hunger for food, Titan Industries' performance glitters, Tata Motors confounds its sceptics, and Nitin Paranjpe's vision helps Hindustan Unilever flourish.

Each year ASIAMONEY picks three standout companies from each Asian country that are particularly well run and one standout executive. In Taiwan Career Technology benefits from Japan's trying times, Radiant shines for its backlit screen production, and Quanta CEO Barry Lam keeps his company's firmly on a path to strong growth.

The extended results of the best brokerages in each major Asia-Pacific country.

The methodology of the Brokers Poll and the supporting MSCI index industry categories, used to decide the regional analyst categories.

Each year ASIAMONEY picks three standout companies from each Asian country that are particularly well run and one standout executive. In Hong Kong Emporer Watch & Jewellery's popularity glitters, Sa Sa continues to sit pretty, Hutchison Whampoa's telecom bet comes good, and Francis Wai services China's desire for better cars.

Each year ASIAMONEY picks three standout companies from each Asian country that are particularly well run and one standout executive. In Korea, Binggrae piles on money, Lock & Lock's reputation remains air-tight, Samsung Engineering continues gaining business, and Suk Cha's leadership continues to impress.

Indian IT company Infosys has been voted as the top-ranked companies for overall corporate governance in our latest annual survey. Taiwan’s Chinatrust Financial Holding come second, and perennial contender Sun Hung Kai Properties is ranked third.

The Swiss bank took the top spot in ASIAMONEY’s annual Brokers Poll after an absence of five years. Its equity heads credit their focus on information and a core hub of talent.