EM Polls and Awards
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From the seizure of capital markets to the re-emergence of liquidity, Asia’s banking sector has been on a round-trip. J.P. Morgan’s Sunil Garg, voted best bank analyst for the fourth year running in Asiamoney’s Brokers Poll, believes corporate cap-ex will be the next big trend.
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Citi’s Andrew Lu has been encouraged to cover a small cap company in Taiwan that manufactures touch panels as he believes they could feature in 50% of the computers made in the next three-to-five years.
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CLSA boasted the largest number of analysts voted top for their areas of coverage in Asiamoney’s Brokers Poll 2009. Both Citi and Goldman Sachs performed creditably too, although UBS names were notable for their absence.
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Asiamoney is pleased to invite you to pitch for our 2009 Regional Deal & Investment Bank of the Year awards for ex-Japan Asia.
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In the largest brokers poll yet conducted by ASIAMONEY, CLSA has once again taken the crown for its regional research and sales. Macquarie comes first in Australia, and Nomura leads the rankings in Japan.
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The Hong Kong-based brokerage's overall research and sales continues to impress a broad base of Asian investors, while Macquarie remains the outstanding Australian brokerage and Nomura holds steady at the top in Japan.
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Asiamoney is pleased to invite you to pitch for our 2009 Regional Deal & Investment Bank of the Year awards for ex-Japan Asia.
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Export-Import Bank of Korea (Kexim), Amount: $2 billion, Bookrunners: Citi, Deutsche Bank, HSBC, Merrill Lynch, Royal Bank of Scotland
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Emerging Markets profiles five of the most outstanding banks operating in the emerging markets. They have been chosen following discussions with bankers, analysts and investors
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The top-ranked banks in Asiamoney's largest FX Poll to date believe that the country’s currency will offer major opportunities as it liberalises both onshore and offshore. -
The global financial crisis has led customer orders to tail off and lending lines to shrivel. Asiamoney's Cash Management Poll 2009 reveals how a flight to quality has benefited two cash management providers above all.
