Asia Risk Awards 2023: The winners

All the winners of this year's Asia Risk and Technology awards

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These 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 articles below are written by our journalists and editors.

Read the profiles of this year’s winners below:

Derivatives house of the year, Asia: HSBC

Derivatives house of the year, Japan: Societe Generale

Currency derivatives house of the year: Standard Chartered Bank

Interest rate derivatives house of the year: Societe Generale

Credit derivatives house of the year: Standard Chartered Bank

Equity derivatives house of the year: Citic Securities

RMB house of the year: Standard Chartered Bank

Investment house of the year: MAN AHL

Securities house of the year: Huatai

Bank risk manager of the year: HSBC

Structured products house of the year: Crédit Agricole CIB

Collateral manager of the year: BNY Mellon

Derivatives exchange of the year: China Financial Futures Exchange

Clearing house of the year: HKEX and Shanghai Clearing House

OTC platform of the year: Tradeweb

Derivatives law firm of the year: Linklaters

Risk management consultant of the year: KPMG

Derivatives house of the year, Australia: ANZ

Derivatives house of the year, China: Shenwan Hongyuan Securities

Derivatives house of the year, Hong Kong: Crédit Agricole CIB

Derivatives house of the year, Indonesia: CIMB Niaga

Derivatives house of the year, Malaysia: CIMB

Derivatives house of the year, South Korea: Huatai

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: CIMB Thai Bank

Derivatives house of the year, India: HSBC

Technology Awards

These awards were decided by a panel of industry judges, based solely on written pitches submitted by each firm. The write-ups below are based on this same material and written by Risk.net contributors.

Read the profiles of this year’s winners below:

IFRS 9 solution of the year: Moody’s Analytics

XVA solution of the year: OSTTRA

Buy-side trading system of the year: Tradeweb

ALM solution of the year: SS&C Algorithmics

Market data vendor of the year: MarketAxess

Cloud solution provider of the year: IPC Systems

Collateral management solution of the year: SmartStream Technologies

Margining solution of the year: S&P Global Market Intelligence

Counterparty risk solution of the year: OSTTRA

IFRS 17 solution of the year: SAS Institute

FRTB management solution of the year: LSEG Data & Analytics

Best AI or machine learning innovation: Quantexa

Pricing and trading system of the year: Bloomberg

Vendor for system support and implementation of the year: Finastra

Technology vendor of the year: Murex

Libor solution of the year: Bloomberg

Best portfolio optimisation solution: LCH

Risk data repository of the year: NeoXam

Liquidity risk solution of the year: SmartStream Technologies

Best product for capital markets: Murex

Governance, risk and compliance solution of the year: Droit

Credit risk management solution of the year: Moody’s Analytics

Best structured products support system: Murex

Best operations or back-office solution: SmartStream Technologies

ESG data vendor of the year: ICE

AML solution of the year: Know Your Customer

Fraud prevention solution of the year: Intelligent Wave Inc

Technology newcomer of the year: Kasikorn LINE

Blockchain solution of the year: OrBit Markets

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