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On Thursday, September 24, GlobalCapital held its 2015 Global Derivatives Dinner at Banking Hall in London and revealed the winners of its Global Derivatives Awards 2015. -
The year 2015 has been one of immense volatility for foreign exchange in the Asia Pacific region, amid capital flight from emerging markets. In such turbulence, only service providers with top-class expertise and experience can help clients to not only preserve but enhance their commercial strength. Anthony Chan reports.
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Middle Eastern banks have faced a tough environment over the last year, being forced to deal with the impact of a sharp decline in the oil price on a client base that considers few things to be more important. But the best banks are those that can find a way to stand out from the crowd when times are tough, and the banks below did just that. Asiamoney is pleased to announce its picks for the best banks in the Middle East for 2015.
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Asiamoney is pleased to present its choices for Asia’s Best Managed Companies 2015. The winners were the firms that impressed us the most through a combination of factors including innovation, financial performance and strategic execution, and after also surveying the views of regional analysts and investors. Our congratulations to all those chosen.
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The detailed results for Asiamoney's Cash Management Poll 2015 are now available online. To download please click here.
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Deutsche Bank, DBS, SMBC and Citi topped the overall rankings in Asiamoney's latest Cash Management Poll, our biggest ever. Clients favour competitive pricing, but security and flexibility are also top concerns, as Anthony Chan reports.
