Asia Risk Awards 2024: The winners
All the winners of this year's Asia Risk awards
The Asia Risk Awards were judged by the Risk.net editorial team, using a three-step process. First, entrants submit a pitch document. Second, Risk.net journalists discuss the pitch at a meeting with each entrant. Finally, feedback is gathered from the clients of shortlisted candidates.
The first set of winners articles, written by our journalists and editors, are published below. The remaining winners articles will be published in the first week of October.
Derivatives house of the year, Asia: UBS
Derivatives house of the year, Japan: Nomura
Derivatives house of the year, Australia: UBS
Derivatives house of the year, China: Huatai Securities
Derivatives house of the year, Hong Kong: BBVA
Derivatives house of the year, Malaysia: CIMB
Derivatives house of the year, South Korea: Hana Securities
Derivatives house of the year, Singapore: OCBC Bank
Derivatives house of the year, Taiwan: CTBC Bank
Derivatives house of the year, Philippines: Bank of the Philippine Islands
Derivatives house of the year, Thailand: Krungthai Bank
Derivatives house of the year, India: Axis Bank
Derivatives house of the year, Indonesia: CIMB Niaga
Interest rate derivatives house of the year: Standard Chartered Bank
Currency derivatives house of the year: Deutsche Bank
Equity derivatives house of the year: UBS
Credit derivatives house of the year: UBS
Structured products house of the year: Societe Generale
RMB house of the year: Crédit Agricole CIB
Bank risk management of the year: RHB Banking Group
Quant finance house of the year: Societe Generale
Deal of the year: Deutsche Bank
Derivatives exchange of the year: Singapore Exchange
Securities house of the year: Daiwa Securities
Clearing house of the year: Japan Securities Clearing Corporation
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Technology vendor of the year: Murex
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Currency derivatives house of the year: Deutsche Bank
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Interest rate derivatives house of the year: Standard Chartered Bank
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Derivatives house of the year, Taiwan: CTBC Bank
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