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SBI Royal Securities (SBIR) has long been a frontrunner in Cambodia’s capital markets and the past year was no different, making it Euromoney’s choice for best securities house in the country.
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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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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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Maybank Investment Bank’s research business is a formidable force in Malaysia, whether it is research tailored for retail clients or for institutional clients.
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OCBC Securities, led by managing director Wilson He, is Singapore’s best securities house for 2024, gaining plaudits for evolving with the times, staying on top of client needs, thinking out of the box and – importantly – finding its niche and dominating that.
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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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BAC Securities has been instrumental in facilitating multiple high-profile renewable energy projects across central and eastern Europe, reflecting a strategic emphasis on sustainable investments.
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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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CICC is a standard setter when it comes to its fixed income business in Hong Kong: it is not only the go-to for primary market deals, but also plays a key role in facilitating cross-border capital flows for Chinese issuers and investors.
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Carnegie performed strongly in a relatively quiet period for the Swedish equity capital markets.
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Mandiri Sekuritas takes the Euromoney award for best securities house in Indonesia this year for being able to read market conditions well and adapting its strategy rapidly to stay relevant.
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A seasoned and reputed team of research analysts has given BNI Sekuritas, part of Indonesian financial major BNI Group, a big edge over peers. The investment bank’s research team actively covers 13 different sectors and ensures it is providing up-to-date and relevant information to clients, be it institutions or retail investors.
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With an 18-strong investment banking team, Craigs Investment Partners’ domestic network and international reach appeal 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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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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QNB Financial Services (QNBFS) impressed on multiple fronts over the past year, making it Euromoney’s best securities house for Qatar in 2024.
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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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Within just about a year since its establishment, Royal Group Securities, led by CEO Chan Thoeun Seng, has made a name for itself in Cambodia’s fixed income market.
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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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Topline Securities’ reach in Pakistan Inc is top-notch, which is why it is Euromoney’s winner of the best for large cap award this year.
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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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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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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.