ClearView Financial Media, publisher of this website, has been gearing up for the WealthBriefingAsia 2013 Awards to be held on 6 June in Singapore.

Judges from across the
industry, assembled by ClearView Financial Media, publisher of this website,
have drawn up a shortlist of potential award-winners across the European wealth
management industry. (To view that list, click here.)

Meanwhile, a shortlist for winners of the WealthBriefingAsia 2013 Awards
will be produced for a ceremony in the Raffles Hotel Singapore, due to be held
on 6 June this year. The headline sponsor for this event, an international professional
services firm, will be announced shortly.

ClearView invites firms and individuals to submit entries for the following categories. To express interest in these categories, please fill in the following form that can be accessed here.

The Asian awards categories
are:

Outstanding contribution to
wealth management thought leadership;

Best Private Bank in Asia;

Best Legal Team in Asia;

Best Tax Team in Asia;

Best Accountancy Team in Asia;

Best Trust Company in Asia;

Best Private Bank in India;

Best Law Firm in India;

Best Accounting Firm in India;

Best Boutique Wealth
Management Company in India;

Best wealth management
company in India;

Best wealth management
technology offering in Asia;

Best Islamic finance
offering;

Best independent wealth
manager in Asia;

Outstanding individual
contribution to Asian wealth management;

Best alternative asset
manager in Asia;

Best fund manager in Asia.

The shortlist for the
European event, meanwhile, was produced as judges – who meet again to produce a
final list on 1 March – worked through 29 categories.

The judging process
requires the panel to examine submissions sent in from dozens of institutions,
ranging from private banks to wealth management technology businesses. The
judges assess the quality of the submissions in making their choices; they also
brought to bear their own knowledge and judgement of the institutions
concerned.

It must be stressed that judges are only asked
to consider institutions and persons who submitted entries.

ClearView wants to
reiterate its thanks to the judges who give time and attention to this process,
and to all the organisations and individuals for their submissions.