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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
Submissions now open for the 2026 Derivatives Awards. Have your say in who makes the shortlist of nominees
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The Swiss bank topped deal tables during the past year, participating in several accelerated non-renounceable rights offers. Among its most eye-catching transactions, it arranged a follow-on for GPT that helped the property firm to fight another day. UBS earns Asiamoney's award.
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In a straight fight between UBS and Caliburn Partnership to earn Asiamoney’s award for best M&A adviser in Australia over the past year, the Swiss bank edged out the boutique advisory firm. Asiamoney felt it did a slightly better job at gaining a good outcome for clients, while it was also represented on more sizeable deals through the year.
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Macquarie Leasing’s securitisation deal last June was underpinned by auto- and equipment-backed loans, where spreads tend to be wider. While it had an Australian dollar tranche, it included an Irish special purpose vehicle. Its structure was impressive enough for St. George to copy it and the deal rightly earns Asiamoney’s award.
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Primary Health launched the largest leveraged buy-out loan in Australia during 2008. It promised to sell surplus assets of target Symbion and to use the proceeds to refund much of the money it had been lent. The promise of early repayment and appealing pricing attracted interest from a selection of high-quality banks.
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Staff at banks have been on the front line as far as the global financial crisis is concerned, with bonuses slashed and entire teams of people let go. It was a challenging environment for the region’s recruiters too, with firing strongly outstripping hiring. Asiamoney reveals which firms have prospered in the toughest year in a decade. -
Asiamoney is pleased to announce the results of its largest ever travel poll. In total, 462 business travelers from 25 countries participated, making the results of this survey our most comprehensive guide yet to the preferences of the region’s elite business clientele.
