Kim Eng named Best Institutional Broker for the third time

Alpha Southeast Asia also awarded the company the Best Retail Broker 2010.

Kim Eng Securities has been named by Alpha Southeast Asia as the Best Institutional Broker and Best Retail Broker 2010 in Singapore, for the third year running, according to a Kim Eng report.

Alpha Southeast Asia is an institutional investment publication that is solely focused on Southeast Asia. It is a reliable source of news for global pension funds, institutional funds, brokers, corporate treasurers and CFOs.

Mr. Ronald Ooi, CEO of Kim Eng Holdings said, “We are pleased to receive industry recognition as a leading brokerage in Singapore, which is a result of our strategy of continuous investment in people and technology.”

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