EM Polls and Awards

Each year ASIAMONEY awards the standout companies and executive in each major regional country for strong management. In India, Bharat Forge’s good cash flow helps it weather tough times, Shree Cement survives and diversifies, Tata Consultancy Services remains at the forefront of management, and Aditya Puri ensures that HDFC leads the way in risk controls.

Each year ASIAMONEY awards the standout companies and executive in each major regional country for strong management. In Australia, Domino’s Pizza Enterprises aims to take a slice out of Japan’s market, FlexiGroup reorientates into credit cards, Amcor packages itself for success, and Ian McNamee retires after an impressive stint as the boss.

Each year ASIAMONEY awards the standout companies and executive in each major regional country for strong management. In China, SITC Logistics Group shrewdly manages its currency exposure, China Southeastern Air benefits from Japan demand, and Baidu and its chief executive lead the mobile services revolution.

The region’s corporate treasurers continue to consider Citi’s foreign exchange services to be the best available, but financial institutions now believe ANZ is the most potent FX provider.

This year’s Cash Management Poll saw four different institutions enjoy the regional support of corporates and financial institutions. They all point to the same thing when it comes to providing top cash management in Asia: strong client servicing.

Private banks are refining their strategies in an increasingly competitive landscape to take advantage of asset growth in Asia. This year’s Private Banking Poll winners reveal how they are seeking to impress their clients.

The offshore version of China’s renminbi currency is continuing to grow in trade settlement and product usage, and is gaining the support of an increasing number of banks. ASIAMONEY’s second Offshore Renminbi Poll reveals which banks are considered the best providers of renminbi products by the companies and investors that use them.

The four banks are deemed most popular by corporates and financial institutions, breaking Citi’s recent dominance.

Derivatives Week is unveiling its Global Derivative Award winners in two stages this year. First up are the winners of the Global Derivatives Editorial Awards determined by the editorial team. The winners of the bank, interdealer broker and law firm awards will be decided by the results of the Global Derivatives Survey. The survey runs until July 22 for the bank and law firms, and runs until July 29 for the interdealer brokers.