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  • Runner-up: MarketAxess
  • Runners-up: Citigroup, JPMorgan
  • Runner-up: Deutsche Bank
  • UBS Warburg allows only its top-tier clients to use CreditDelta, its portfolio analytics tool, and it's clear why. The site is a culmination of years of work and investment, combined with an excellent repository of historical data to easily create the best tool of its kind. This is not the kind of site that the bank would give access to just anyone who asked.
  • TradeWeb is widely acknowledged as having revolutionized US commercial paper, and it may soon pull off the same trick in Europe. In the first quarter of 2002, TradeWeb estimates that it was handling more than 10% of the market, based on Federal Reserve data. Since then, volumes have grown steadily. In the first week of 2002 they were at around $62 billion. In the week before Euromoney went to see the platform in September for these awards, volumes were at $102 billion.
  • Deutsche Bank has offered a platform in this area since 2000, whereas most competitors are rather fresh to the online market. The latest version has been available for the past year and with 35 currencies available has the broadest range of all the platforms viewed.
  • Runners-up: JPMorgan, UBS Warburg
  • This year Archipelago is recognized as the best equities ECN because it has proven itself to be more flexible and responsive to the needs of its users than arch-rival Island.
  • Runner-up: Goldman Sachs
  • UBS Warburg wins this award again this year because, more than any other bank, it has thought carefully about how to arrange its online editorial, and about how to use the internet to inform its clients in ways that it couldn't before.
  • If a bank does not win a particular award, it does not mean that its website is bad. Almost without exception the websites Euromoney saw in 2002 were well thought out. They now generally do what clients want them to do, not just what clever bankers and developers have realized they are capable of doing. And most firms undertake strict approval processes before they turn a good idea into a website. So it is little wonder that the overall quality has improved markedly over the past year.
  • In Asian markets in 2002 some leading corporate and sovereign issuers got bloody noses. But smaller deals just kept on coming. Overall volumes were lower, but not disastrously so, and there were impressive increases in some domestic markets.