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Financial institutions that stand out domestically will cement both their reputations and profits. ASIAMONEY polls analysts and investors to determine which banks and trading houses impressed the most in 2007.
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Changi Airport with its new Terminal 3 steals the plaudits in ASIAMONEY's largest Travel Poll, leaving Hong Kong in the shade for the first time in five years. Singapore Airlines continues to fly high, while Garuda Indonesia is grounded at the other end of the scale. Readers also determine the region's best hotels, golf courses and spas, as Bernice Lam reports. -
It takes vision, leadership and sound business strategy to make companies perform well and impress shareholders and customers. ASIAMONEY reveals which executive and companies stood out in 2007.
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A strong corporate vision and canny use of capital separated Thailand's best-managed companies and best executives from the rest in 2007. ASIAMONEY reports.
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Successful banks had to mix wise counsel with innovative funding ideas and clever execution. ASIAMONEY reveals which institutions did the best job.
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Australia's healthy deal flow ensured that competition was fierce among investment banks as they flexed their distribution platforms to land the lion's share of deal mandates and advisory work. ASIAMONEY assesses which banks it thinks did the best job.
