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The awards recognise the market's leading deals, issuers, banks and other participants
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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Thanks to its unrelenting commitment to providing liquidity to clients, in whatever form they want to transact, while managing the transition to fully electronic solutions, TP ICAP is our Interdealer Broker of the Year.
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It was another banner year for TriOptima, our Compression Service of the Year, as it set new records for reducing notional, put in place its service to deal with benchmark reform, and continued to innovate with the launch of an API for compression.
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Thanks to its commitment to capital efficiency and robust margining processes, CME Clearing is our Derivatives Clearing House of the Year.
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While innovation is frequently applauded by market participants after the fact, actually convincing investors and others to change the way they work or to adopt new systems can be extremely challenging. Arguing successfully for an update to a process that has been in place for decades is no mean feat. For this reason, MUFG’s innovation of a key part of the CLO transaction lifecycle has been recognized with the accolade of Most Innovative Securitization Bank of the Year in 2019.
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Running a successful securitization trustee business is all about balancing the need to sustain high levels of service, while building and maintaining scale by investing in the business. It is a difficult juggling act at the best of times, but in years of exceptionally strong volume, such as 2019, it marks the best from the rest. -
2019 was a year of huge growth for the structured finance team at Morgan Lewis. With that growth, and the strong interplay of the structured finance practice with other practice areas of the firm, Morgan Lewis was able to work on some of the most interesting esoteric ABS deals of the year. The number of lawyers working in the structured finance practice grew from 45 to 60 between mid-2018 and 2020. The bulk of the new additions arrived in 2019, when seven new lawyers joined the practice in Washington, D.C, and four joined in both New York and Chicago.
