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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.
The winning institutions and individuals will be revealed at the awards dinner on June 17 in London
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The chief executive of CIMB Group has a proven track record of success, boasting an ability to hire the best people with his own knowledge and vision. He earns Asiamoney’s award as Malaysia’s best executive in 2009.
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The president of Ayala Land has wasted no time in changing its strategic focus, making it more effective and sensitive to the market. Tony Aquino wins Asiamoney’s award as the best executive in the Philippines for 2009.
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AKR Corporindo wins plaudits for entering the petroleum industry, Semen Gresik has outperformed rivals with its stronger brand power, and Unilever Indonesia shifted to meet consumer needs. Asiamoney unveils this year's best small, mid- and large-cap companies in Indonesia.
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WuMart edges out rivals for its turnaround story, sportswear business Li Ning gains credit for consistency and vision, and internet company Tencent ticks all the boxes. Asiamoney unveils the best small, mid- and large-cap companies in China over the past year.
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Bank Mandiri’s chief executive has turned the institution around not just once, but twice. He has brought down NPLs and driven profitability. He earns Asiamoney’s award as Indonesia’s best executive over the past year.
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Tencent’s chairman and chief executive is the driving force behind the company he co-founded and has succeeded in keeping his young and creative workforce happy and motivated. He earns Asiamoney’s award as China’s best executive over the past year.