Photos: AsianInvestor Service Provider Awards 2013

Awards

The Editors

Dec 11, 2013

Asia's top service providers and prime brokers gathered at the JW Marriott Hotel in Hong Kong on November 21 for AsianInvestor's Service Provider Awards 2013.

AsianInvestor celebrated its sixth annual Service Provider Awards and announced its marquee award winners on November 21 at the JW Marriott in Hong Kong.

Jame DiBiasio, editorial director of Haymarket Media, delivered the after-dinner speech, providing an Asian context to his humourous take on US and global politics.

The marquee awards went to Citi for asset services; Goldman Sachs for prime broking; Sidley Austin for legal services; and UBS for equities trading and execution.

Individual awards went to Jeff Levy of Turiya Capital as buy-side COO of the year; and in the prime broking section Rebekah Pang of Newedge as best capital introductions specialist; Dagmar Baeuerle of Citi as best consultant; and Matt Kiraly of HSBC as best salesperson.

After the industry celebrated at the lobby bar and Upper House bar at the hotel.

To view photos from the event, please click here.

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