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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Newcomer of the year: Marex
Commodities and financial services firm expands rapidly across Apac region, entering multiple new markets
Voluntary carbon markets house of the year: Marex
Marex’s support of mangrove projects provides high-quality credits for clients and socio-economic benefits for local communities
OTC trading platform of the year: Marex
Marex’s Agile platform registers impressive volume and client growth in Asia
Technology advisory firm of the year: KWA Analytics
With a focus on strategy and scalability, KWA Analytics improves clients’ operations in Japanese power, biofuels and certificates
Commodities technology house of the year: Topaz Technology
Strong revenue growth, Asia focus and a unique approach to unifying physical and financial risk
Electricity house of the year: Provincial Electricity Authority (PEA)
Power company uses renewables to help Thailand attract energy-intensive manufacturers amid recent geopolitical shifts
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Data and analytics firm of the year: LSEG Data & Analytics
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