SSI wins Asiamoney Best Southeast Asia Securities House Awards
SSI Securities Corporation received two Asiamoney Best Southeast Asia Securities House Awards from Asiamoney, a leading finance and investment magazine in the Asia-Pacific, at a ceremony in Singapore this week.
Nguyen Duy Linh, deputy managing director of retail brokerage, SSI, receives Asiamoney Best Southeast Asia Securities House Awards for "Best Securities House in Vietnam” and “Best Corporate & Investment Bank” from Asiamoney on behalf of his company. (Photo courtesy of SSI)
HCM City (VNS/VNA)- SSI Securities Corporation received two Asiamoney Best Southeast AsiaSecurities House Awards from Asiamoney,a leading finance and investment magazine in the Asia-Pacific, at a ceremony inSingapore this week.
They were for "BestSecurities House in Vietnam” and “Best Corporate & Investment Bank.”
It was the third time the companyhas won the "Best Securities House in Vietnam”.
SSI has been the leader insecurities broking on the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange (HoSE) for thelast five years.
In the second quarter of thisyear it continued to be largest player on both HoSE and the Hanoi StockExchange, with market shares of 13.15 percent and 11.11 percent.
At the awards ceremony, NguyenDuy Linh, deputy managing director of retail brokerage at SSI, said: “Byperseverance in vision and flexibility in strategy, SSI will continue topromote investment in people, products and services, trading systems, and networks.”
Being one of the oldest companiesoperating in the Vietnam stock market, SSI has won a number of prestigiouslocal and international honours like Asiamoney Brokers Poll, The Asset Triple ACountry Awards, FinanceAsia Country Awards, Top 40 most valuable brands in Vietnam,Top 1000 corporate income tax paying enterprises, and 500 most profitableenterprises in Vietnam./.
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