Awards
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The region is witnessing a rise in money inflows from corporates and investors alike looking to benefit from strong economic expansion and China’s renminbi liberalisation. It is a robust environment that stands in contrast to stagnation in Europe and the US. According to ASIAMONEY’s latest FX poll, Citi and HSBC, in particular, are benefiting from these trends.
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Asiamoney.com publishes the results of its latest annual Foreign Exchange Poll, revealing the best global banks for FX services in Asia and the best within each respective country. This is our 20th and largest ever FX survey, with the results based on 2,082 valid responses. -
See the photo gallery for Asiamoney's Summer Awards 2010, held at the Four Seasons, Hong Kong here.
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The two global banks are considered the best regional providers of foreign exchange by corporates and financial institutions, respectively, according to the most numerous number of voters yet.
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International banks are trying to expand cash management services in Asia more aggressively than ever, as the region’s economic growth outpaces the rest of the world. But succeeding requires a deft mix of customer support, local presence and global capabilities.
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The two banks have impressed more of the region's financial institutions and corporates than ever, in ASIAMONEY's 20th annual survey of cash management services in Asia-Pacific.
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The loan market in Europe, Middle East and Africa has improved in the last six months, but not nearly fast enough. The US and Asian markets are growing much more rapidly. Unfortunately for Europe’s loan bankers, this trend could well continue for the rest of 2010.
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Asiamoney.com publishes its list of the best global private banks in Asia and the best within their own domestic market, as voted by respondents to our Private Banking Poll 2010. This is our sixth and largest ever such poll, with results based on 2,287 valid votes.
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Over the following six pages is a full listing of the EuroWeek Bond Market Awards 2010. They were first revealed at our Gala Dinner on May 20 held at the Royal Courts of Justice in London.
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The financial crisis has made clients more risk averse and driven them to demand more of their advisers. In turn, this has forced houses to rethink their strategy, as winners in our Private Banking Poll 2010 attest.
