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The Swiss bank takes top honours for all three main categories of Asiamoney’s largest Private Banking Poll. Deutsche, BNP Paribas, Maybank and Citi also did well.
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Citi, HSBC and Credit Suisse were the big winners in our annual Structured Products Poll. But with the US government keen to enact tough regulatory reform of the derivatives market, the entire structured products universe could be a very different place in the coming year. Richard Morrow reports. -
The US bank stood above its rivals for both local and G3 currency structured products for a 12 month period of marked volatility.
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The US bank has beaten out its arch-rival HSBC to come first in both local currency and G3 interest rate products, a testament to the depth of its relationships with corporate and retail investors.
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Amid a volatile time for capital markets, commodity prices are once again on the rise. Companies seeking to hedge their exposures and investors seeking return from commodity-linked products feel that Citi continues to do an excellent job meeting their needs.
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Al Rajhi Bank's distribution has grown even bigger than its vast branch network would suggest. Now its shariah-compliant mutual funds are available to investors via its website. It wins Asiamoney's award as the best Islamic bank in Saudi Arabia. Chris Wright reports.
