EM Polls and Awards
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Several analysts shone in the Brokers Poll. Asiamoney asks them why they think they gained such strong market support.
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Hedge funds are using their growing influence in financial markets to demand better service from brokers. And after speaking to many of Asia's hedge funds, Asiamoney lists the top ten complaints they have concerning their brokers. Now it's up to the brokers to address them. Keri Geiger reports.
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A total of 1,750 investors representing 894 institutions with US$511 billion under management took part in Asiamoney's largest-ever Brokers Poll. And for the first time in the poll's fifteen-year history CLSA grabs the title of best overall equity brokerage house in Asia-Pacific.
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In a rare interview, India's central bank chief, YV Reddy, tells Emerging Markets how he is helping to put his country's finances on a firmer footing after the financial turmoil of the early 1990s
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Strong growth, low interest rates and buoyant exports are all evidence of Malaysia's economic vitality. The country, once criticized for its controversial stance towards foreign investment, is now one of Asia's star performers. In the second quarter, Malaysia's economy grew by 8%, its fastest pace since 2000. Much of this is down to the leadership of Prime Minister (and Finance Minister) Abdullah Badawi and Finance Minister II Nor Mohamed Yakcop
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Since 1990, Asiamoney has asked the region's fund managers to name Asia's best brokers. In this poll of polls, Asiamoney reveals which market makers have maintained their prestige and who has fallen by the wayside.