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CIMB Investment Bank is a force to be reckoned with in Malaysia. During Euromoney’s awards period, it led the way on both ECM and DCM – and with wide margins.
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Small steps can make a big difference. That appears to be the motto for Kenanga Investment Bank, led by group managing director Chay Wai Leong, when it comes to its ESG work and getting its employees on board.
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China International Capital Corporation (CICC) continues to remain a dominant force in China’s investment banking and brokerage market, helping clients access both the debt and equity capital markets and remaining the favoured adviser for M&A deals.
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Trigon wins the best securities house in Poland award for 2024 for its ability to navigate a complex geopolitical and macro environment effectively, and offer the right solutions to its clients.
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SBM Capital Markets (SBM) takes the top award for Mauritius for its strong growth and its ability to innovate, which cemented its position in an increasingly competitive brokerage landscape in the country.
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Chapel Hill Denham is named Nigeria’s best securities house this year, thanks to its stellar performance across securities trading and investment banking.
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CI Capital has been actively engaged in advising some of the most prominent businesses in Egypt and the Middle East, reflecting an expanding footprint in both local and international markets.
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Al Ahly Pharos is a leading provider of investment research in the Egyptian financial landscape, thanks to its extensive market coverage, in-depth sector analysis, prolific research output, rapid analytical capabilities and active investor engagement.
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Kuwait Financial Centre (Markaz) wins Kuwait’s most innovative securities house award for being a pioneering force in the country’s capital markets.
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What should a bank do when the prized, jumbo capital markets deals taper off? For Maybank Investment Bank, the move was to pivot to mid-market and small cap companies, identify their fundraising needs, and offer them the right solutions.
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Affin Hwang Investment Bank takes this Euromoney award for focusing on the four pillars of people, products, processes and technology to offer the best solutions to retail customers.
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Huatai United Securities’ equity capital markets credentials are top notch, making it Euromoney’s best securities house for equities this year. In the onshore A-share market, Huatai ranked third among ECM bookrunners during the awards period, with league table credits of $7.8 billion and 51 deals, Dealogic data shows.
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During Euromoney’s review period, EFG Hermes was a force to be reckoned with across the Gulf Cooperation Council region, running numerous high-profile transactions.
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CardinalStone Securities (CSSL) has consistently topped the Nigerian Exchange’s ranking of stockbrokers.
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Standard Bank CIB played a pivotal role in several high-impact sustainable transactions across Africa in 2023, highlighting its commitment to innovation in green finance, infrastructure development and economic growth.
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KFH Capital is Kuwait’s best securities house for fixed income, thanks to its involvement on swathes of prominent sukuk transactions in the past year.
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During Euromoney’s review period, National Investments Company (NIC) stood out for its work in M&A and equity capital markets, winning Kuwait’s best securities house award.
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Galt & Taggart (G&T) stood out from the competition this year due to its product innovation and solid capital markets franchise during our awards period, making it Euromoney’s pick for best securities house in Georgia.
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TBC Capital has played a pivotal role in advancing Georgia’s ESG market, advising on a number of important deals.
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Euroxx Securities, Greece's largest independent financial services firm, reported solid results in 2023.
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BK Capital’s involvement in some of the most critical deals during the review period cemented its leadership in the industry and makes it Euromoney’s best securities house in Rwanda for 2024.
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Kotak Mahindra Bank had an excellent year in equity capital markets. During Euromoney’s awards period of April 2023 to May 2024, Kotak ranked top of the ECM bookrunning league table for India, with credits for $5.4 billion in deal value from 53 deals, giving it a 10.76% market share and a clear lead over second place Citi with an 8.69% market share.
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ICICI Securities prides itself on working with all kinds of clients – small cap, mid cap and large cap groups, be it corporates or financial institutions. But where it truly excels is its offerings to India’s large cap firms.
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Axis Capital’s investment banking franchise is second to none in India. It’s not only comprehensive – with offerings spanning ECM, DCM, M&A, private equity, loan syndication and structured finance – but also of high quality, catering to India Inc’s corporate financing needs effectively.
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First Metro Investment Corporation is a research powerhouse in the Philippines, closely following factors shaping markets in the country and internationally and offering this insight to its clients.
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SB Capital may not have the same branch network and balance sheet strength as some of its bigger peers in the Philippines, but its resourcefulness and creativity to do more with less means it still manages to grab leading roles on big ticket deals, as well as important but smaller deals – often with an ESG angle.
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AXIA Ventures Group impressed with its work on some of Greece’s most complex equity capital markets transactions over the review period.
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BPI Capital’s product-agnostic nature meant that when the equity capital markets were quiet, the team was able to quickly boost its focus on debt capital markets and snag some important mandates. This was despite some large deals being cancelled due to choppy market conditions.
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As the investment banking subsidiary of the Philippines’ largest bank, BDO Unibank, BDO Capital has plenty of clout in the country. Add to that its longstanding deal-making strengths – across equities, bonds and advisory – and its ties with clients only become stronger.
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Bualuang Securities, a subsidiary of Thai major Bangkok Bank, had a solid equity capital markets business during Euromoney’s review period, leading the bookrunning league table via five deals for credits of $326.9 million, giving it a 17.16% share of the market, according to Dealogic.