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  • The winner of both conglomerates and real estate coverage in ASIAMONEY's latest Brokers Poll explains why mixing political understanding with bottom-up research has helped her wow investors.
  • The region's leading technology hardware and equipment analyst Henry King has ascertained three reasons for a surprising fall in computer sales this year. He believes that they could continue to affect seasons to come.
  • Jonah Cheng of UBS, the top-ranked analyst for semiconductor coverage in ASIAMONEY's Brokers Poll, discusses how his willingness to be contrarian stems from immersing himself in information about the production and management of the companies he follows.
  • The Hong Kong-based brokerage has been voted top for equity research & sales in Asia’s largest Brokers Poll, while Macquarie takes the top spot in Australia and Nomura leads the rankings in Japan
  • As a tale of how emerging market institutions are preying on the West’s fallen angels, BTG Pactual’s acquisition of UBS’s Brazilian business last year is as dramatic as they come. Spearheaded by the now-legendary André Esteves, the $2.5 billion deal is slightly less than the $2.6 billion sum for which Esteves sold the units to UBS as CEO of Pactual in 2006.
  • Amid domestic political turbulence and global market volatility, the Lebanese banking sector has managed to decouple from many of its regional – and certainly western – banking peers. Over the past year, Bank Audi has reaped the benefits of Lebanon’s well-managed and conservative financial system, buttressed by a flood of deposits and its perceived safe-haven status for investors.