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Interest rates house of the year: Barclays
Barclays has had to cope with an increasingly risk-averse investor base within the context of historically low yields, but by emphasising simplicity and transparency, the bank has stormed ahead with its offering of innovative products this year. An...
Commodities house of the year: Commerzbank
Forging strong partnerships with local banks in Asia has been a core focus for Commerzbank, helping the German bank to raise the profile of its commodities franchise as it managed to capture the trend towards safe-haven assets such as precious metals....
Equity derivatives house of the year: UBS
Innovative products pulling in more than $950 million in Taiwan and $1.4 billion in Japan illustrate UBS's commitment to strengthening its foothold across Asia. Despite difficult market conditions and a marked slowdown in activity in parts of the region,...
Structured Products Asia Awards 2012
We reveal this year's winners of the Structured Products magazine awards for the Asia region
Technology innovation: Numerix
It was not that long ago that technological innovation meant developing fancy pricing models for the latest exotic derivative or complex structure. But times change, and so do the priorities of banks, securities houses, wealth managers and other product...
Index innovation: Société Générale
Doing business in Asia as a European bank is far from easy. Not only are investors increasingly concerned about counterparty risk, but the credibility of Europe's banking system has been shot at from a multitude of angles over the past few months. In...
House of the year: Citi
By May 2012, Citi's multi-asset group had manufactured more than US$12 billion notional of structured products for distributors and investors in Asia, including warrants, structured investments and funds. The US bank continued to build on its strategic...
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