EM Polls and Awards

ASIAMONEY is pleased to announce the winners of the best domestic bank awards for Singapore. OCBC seizes the limelight for its growth into new lending areas and acquisition of ING's private bank assets, while DBS wins our other two awards for impressive equity and debt franchises.

ASIAMONEY is please to announce the best domestic bank award winners for Indonesia. Bank Mandiri's fine performance is a fitting legacy for departed head Agus Martowardojo, while Danareksa Sekuritas maintains a strong equities trading presence and Bahana Securities impresses with its debt capabilities.

ASIAMONEY is please to announce the winners of our best domestic bank awards for the Philippines. Metrobank's willingness to strengthen its balance sheet ensures that it narrowly beats BDO for best bank, but BDO Capital & Investment Corp. takes the gongs for best equity and debt house, respectively.

ASIAMONEY is pleased to reveal our best domestic bank awards for Malaysia. CIMB makes a clean sweep of the three categories for the second year running. The banking group impresses for its depth of professionalism and international ambitions.

ASIAMONEY is pleased to announce the winners of our annual best domestic bank awards. In India, HDFC Bank narrowly fended off Axis Bank to become the best local bank, but the latter’s powerful debt origination business won it the best debt house award. Plus Kotak Investment Banking seized a best equity house gong with a strong display.

ASIAMONEY is pleased to announce our best domestic bank awards for Hong Kong. Bank of China (Hong Kong) takes the prize as the top bank in the city following strong post-crisis performance. Taifook Securities takes back its crown as the top equity house, while HSBC continued domination of Hong Kong’s bond landscape entitles it to our best debt house award.

ASIAMONEY begins its annual awards period to recognise the best domestic banks, equity houses and debt houses in each major market in Asia-Pacific. We start with our Australia winners.

The Swiss bank usurped its rival UBS to take the top sport for equity-linked structured products in our latest poll. A lot of credit for this must go to recent hires Min Park and Kenneth Pang, who Credit Suisse recruited from its competitor.

The UK-headquartered bank ranked first in this category for the first time in ASIAMONEY's Structured Products Poll. It says that its success is mostly a result of concentrating on broad structured credit advice to its clients.

Citi, HSBC and Credit Suisse were the big winners in our annual Structured Products Poll. But with the US government keen to enact tough regulatory reform of the derivatives market, the entire structured products universe could be a very different place in the coming year. Richard Morrow reports.

The Swiss bank takes top honours for all three main categories of Asiamoney’s largest Private Banking Poll. Deutsche, BNP Paribas, Maybank and Citi also did well.

The US bank stood above its rivals for both local and G3 currency structured products for a 12 month period of marked volatility.