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The last year has seen landmark capital market deals in the Islamic banking sector. And away from individual transactions, banking assets have continued to grow, alongside the number of customers taking advantage of the products on offer. Here we present our picks for the best Islamic banking franchises in Asia. By Chris Wright. -
The battle to secure a reputation as a leading player in offshore renminbi services has never been more fierce. As China continues to encourage the spread of its currency throughout the world, the needs of corporates and investors are growing exponentially, and with them the need for increasingly sophisticated advice. Asiamoney's fourth Offshore RMB Poll ranks the leading firms in this area, as Anthony Chan reports.
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Ares Management and Deutsche Bank this week picked up GlobalCapital’s second US CLO of the Year award for Ares XXX, a short-duration CLO priced last May. The structure is a blueprint for meeting similar demand, they said.
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On June 10, GlobalCapital hosts its 2015 US Securitization Awards Dinner in New York, to celebrate the firms that have helped take the market from strength to strength over the past year.
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GlobalCapital is delighted to announce the nominees for its 2015 US Derivatives Awards. Nominations are based upon the cross-market poll conducted in recent weeks. Winners will be announced at a gala dinner in New York on May 28.
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Click through to cast your vote for GlobalCapital's US CLO of the Year 2014 Award, which will be presented on April 21 at IMN's New York CLO conference.
