EM Polls and Awards
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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.
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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.
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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.
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The results of our annual foregn exchange poll for 2011, as voted for by corporates.
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The top providers of foreign exchange services for 2011, as voted for by financial institutions.
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UBS has claimed the top spot in in our largest yet survey of the leading brokerages in Asia, with CLSA coming second and Citi leaping up to take the third spot.
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Deutsche Bank has been named the Global Derivatives House of the Year by the editors of Derivatives Week/Derivatives Intelligence. At a gala event at the Four Seasons Park Lane Hotel in London this evening, the bank scooped the top prize and also a number of asset specific awards. Also among the winners were CQS, Credit Suisse, Royal Bank of Scotland and ICAP.
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China’s currency and capital account restrictions have long hampered overseas investor attempts to buy into its spectacular growth story. So the birth of an offshore market providing corporates and institutional investors with exposure to renminbi-denominated assets has generated a great deal of excitement.
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ASIAMONEY reveals the best foreign cash management providers in each country in the region, according to our corporate respondents.