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  • As the number of new hedge funds surges in Asia, UBS edges out market heavyweight Goldman Sachs to win three out of four categories in asiamoney's Prime Brokerage Poll, reports Joanne Gray.
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  • CLSA withdrew from Asiamoney's 2005 Brokers Poll after a senior executive encouraged "vote rigging" in an email. Here, senior executives explain the fallout, and why the brokerage should have acted quicker.
  • The best country brokers use local market and client knowledge to compete on their home turf against the powerful global players.
  • For almost a decade, successive governments have attempted to privatize Egat, Thailand's giant state-owned power producer. Now its listing is scheduled for late November. But with only weeks to go, uncertainties abound. Can the Thai government finally push the public offering through? Ben Davies reports.
  • With a record number of respondents this year, Asiamoney's Brokers' Poll continues to gain in depth and importance. It is here those at the receiving end of equities research and sales get to tell us who consistently delivers, and why.
  • Once the Asian darling of investors, Taiwan is scared of losing out to its Big Brother, China.
  • Once a net oil exporter and a key member of Opec, Indonesia must now import the precious commodity. The reserves are there, but government mishandling and prohibitive legislation have all but halted new exploration. Chris Cockerill reports.
  • Inflation soars to a six-year high as fuel subsidies go and a cabinet shake-up looms, but export numbers and commodity prices brighten the picture.
  • Over the next 12 months, which sector in Indonesia is the one that you are most positive about and why?
  • The year-to-date league tables on G3 international bonds and equity capital markets in some of the major Asia markets.
  • He is less than six months into his reign as president director and chief executive of Indosat. But as Hasnul Suhaimi tells Asiamoney, he already has clear plans for growing the company and satisfying investors in Indonesia's increasingly crowded telecommunications market.