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Bond market's leading performers recognised at GlobalCapital's annual awards ceremony
The awards recognise the market's leading deals, issuers, banks and other participants
The winning organisations will be announced live at ceremonies in both London and New York this September
The leading institutions, deals, and individuals shaping 2025 were honoured at a ceremony held at The Metropolitan Club in New York City.
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Each year we recognise the top small, medium, and large cap companies in each major country, and signal out one outstanding executive. In Japan United Arrows wows Tokyo fashionistas, Yamada Denki benefits from stimulus spending, Canon keeps a tight grip on costs, and Toshiba's Norio Sasaki turns a household name around.
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Each year we recognise the top small, medium, and large cap companies in each major country, and signal out one outstanding executive. Yung Tay Engineering elevates its status, President Chain Store Corp. branches out into new areas, TSMC continues to impress, and Peter Chou's company makes a name for itself.
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Each year we recognise the top small, medium, and large cap companies in each major country, and signal out one outstanding executive. In the Philippines Security Bank Corp. punches above its weight, ICTS gains international attention, and Aboitiz Power - and its CEO - impress.
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Each year we recognise the top small, medium, and large cap companies in each major country, together with signalling out one outstanding executive. We begin with the region's most important economy: China.
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Each year we recognise the top small, medium, and large cap companies in each major country, together with signalling out one outstanding executive. In Hong Kong Le Saunda puts its best foot forward, Sasa sits pretty, and Li & Fung remains the world's favoured middleman. Plus Ronald Arculli proves that he's a man of his word.
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The country’s lenders could lead a set of outbound consolidation next year, according to Terence Wong, CIMB Investment Bank’s head of research. Property companies also look set to continue their inorganic growth plans.