EM Polls and Awards

Each year we reveal which domestic banks, equity brokerages and debt houses stand out for excellent performance. In Japan, MUFG continues to position itself competitively in tough times, Nomura is once again the chosen equity house, while Mizuho snaps up best debt house.

Each year we reveal which domestic banks, equity brokerages and debt houses stand out for excellent performance. In Vietnam, Vietnam Export-Import Commercial Joint-Stock Bank appears to be one of the most creditworthy banks in an admittedly weak sector.

Each year we reveal which domestic banks, equity brokerages and debt houses stand out for excellent performance. In Taiwan, Chinatrust continues to position itself as a middle-ground between local and foreign banking franchises, while Yuanta leads in equities and debt deals.

Each year we reveal which domestic banks, equity brokerages and debt houses stand out for excellent performance. In Hong Kong, HSBC wins accolades for its strong performance in the debt and equity capital markets as well as its savvy handling Hong Kong dollar, US dollar and renminbi-denominated transactions.

Each year we reveal which domestic banks, equity brokerages and debt houses stand out for excellent performance. In India HDFC performs strongly and ICICI dominates primary equity and debt.

BEST DOMESTIC BANK

Each year we reveal which domestic banks, equity brokerages and debt houses stand out for excellent performance. In the Philippines BPI trades conservatism for aggression, Deutsche Regis stands out in equities and Security Bank wins again for its debt trading.

Each year we reveal which domestic banks, equity brokerages and debt houses stand out for excellent performance. In China, ICBC gains acclaim for its expansion strategy and strength managing its loan book, while CICC and Bank of China cement their leading status in equities and debt deals.

The UK-headquartered bank was considered the best for overall offshore renminbi services and the standout institution across a set of other categories in ASIAMONEY's debut survey of this growing market.

Gay Huey Evans is the ultimate derivatives bigwig. She has been involved in swaps and derivatives for more than 30 years in roles as a regulator and trade association chief, as well as holding senior positions at major buyside and sellside firms and exchanges. She now resides at the latter two, as a non-executive director at the London Stock Exchange and Aviva.

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