Best in Malaysia - CIMB

CIMB has won the Structured Products Malaysia house of the year award for three years in a row, and, despite stiff competition from some big international players this year, it beat all comers with a set of innovative products that were hugely popular.

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"Our share of the structured products market is much larger than our share of the retail space," says Chu Kok Wei, vice-president of derivatives and structured products at CIMB.

The bank has developed a suite of innovative products, including several dynamic strategies, such as the China Recovery Structured Fund, the Islamic Market Select and the Max InvestSave, the undoubted superstar of the range.

The Islamic Market Select and the Max InvestSave were launched after the Lehman Brothers collapse

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