Risk manager of the year (corporate): Qantas Airways
Smart risk management helped push Qantas back into the black in 2014
Like many airlines rocked by high fuel costs and poor economic growth, Qantas Airways has hit turbulence in recent years. In December 2013, however, the Australian flag carrier reached something of a nadir. That month, the airline was forced to issue a market update that warned of "accelerated cost reductions" and a strategic review – a response to "fundamentally changed market conditions". The airline lost its cherished investment grade rating from New York-based credit rating agency Standard &
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Derivatives house of the year: ENGIE
With more than 200 clients across 13 countries in Asia, ENGIE combines deep experience of physical energy markets with cross‑commodity derivatives expertise
Natural gas/LNG house of the year: ENGIE
ENGIE stood out in the Apac gas markets with long‑term contracting activity and continued participation in the Japan Korea Marker benchmark
CTRM software house of the year: Topaz Technology
Topaz Technology’s risk and valuation platform can be used on a standalone basis or integrated across customers’ existing CTRM systems
Precious metals house of the year: Marex
Despite unprecedented market volatility, Marex remained committed to pricing risk across spot, forwards and swaps
Newcomer of the year: Abaxx Exchange
Abaxx Exchange traded more than 1.5 million contracts in Q3 2026 and has launched 18 futures across energy, battery materials and metals
Energy Risk Asia Awards 2026: The winners
Winning firms showcase exemplary risk management skills and services in tumultuous times
Partnership approach pays off for TD Securities
TD outperforms in Commodity Rankings as firms seek support amid market volatility and disruption
TD scoops top slots in the 2026 Commodity Rankings
The top performer in base and precious metals rankings, TD has expansion plans for energy
