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The Age
13-05-2025
- Entertainment
- The Age
A piercing, poignant tale about love, loss and writing
FICTION Love Unedited Caro Llewellyn Picador, $34.99 Caro Llewellyn's Love Unedited is a piercing and poignant story of love, loss and writing that speaks to the magic of working with words, and the humanity too. Llewellyn's novel begins as the main character, Edna, meets her former lover at the Melbourne cafe The European and is transported back in time. I found myself transported back in time, too, to the kernel of truth that made me a reviewer. I remembered how when I was taking my final exams at school I used to live stream the PEN World Voices festival, and found myself caught up in the glamour and the gravitas as a global grouping of writers engaged in discussions about how writing can give hope, and courage, and takes hope, and courage, to produce too. This festival was directed by Llewellyn, who had relocated to New York after directing the Sydney Writers' Festival, and would later become chief executive of Australia's hub of literary writing, The Wheeler Centre. When I learnt Llewellyn had written a romantic roman-à-clef about an editor who worked with a literary author, I was ready to be caught up in the whirlwind romance of their work with words. There is plenty of romance to Love Unedited, and much of it is the romance of independence: work, travel and having the courage of your convictions. Llewellyn's protagonist Edna sees men on scooters in Coney Island and gets on the back of a motorcycle in Paris and the reader is swept up in the adventure of the journey. The romance of the novel is also of the kind more familiar from Shakespearean comedies: star-crossed lovers traversing oceans to be together only to find themselves separated by the tohu bohu of the exigencies of life. Edna falls in love with a serious writer marked by tragedy. What comes next is a romance that is between the novel and the reader, but Llewellyn shows hope and courage in the way she depicts a story that reads beautifully on the page and, beyond the page, carries a sense of longing and sacrifice familiar to the great love stories of our time. One of the story's most delightful surprises is the novel-within-the-novel that we realise we are reading when an Australian editor, Molly, living with an Italian chef, encounters Edna's story of love, loss, and what they ate. The story that unfolds between the editor and the writer is reminiscent of confrontations between master and pupil or author and subject that are familiar in coming-of-age stories such as the recent Natalie Portman and Julianne Moore film May December. As in Ian McEwan's Atonement, the lived experience of the story comes closer to tragedy than romantic comedy and the justice of love is best served when the writer uses her imagination to find the truest and most romantic ending for the story. In this way, Love Unedited is a great tribute to the courage it takes to write, and the hope we invest in books as readers.
Sydney Morning Herald
13-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Sydney Morning Herald
A piercing, poignant tale about love, loss and writing
FICTION Love Unedited Caro Llewellyn Picador, $34.99 Caro Llewellyn's Love Unedited is a piercing and poignant story of love, loss and writing that speaks to the magic of working with words, and the humanity too. Llewellyn's novel begins as the main character, Edna, meets her former lover at the Melbourne cafe The European and is transported back in time. I found myself transported back in time, too, to the kernel of truth that made me a reviewer. I remembered how when I was taking my final exams at school I used to live stream the PEN World Voices festival, and found myself caught up in the glamour and the gravitas as a global grouping of writers engaged in discussions about how writing can give hope, and courage, and takes hope, and courage, to produce too. This festival was directed by Llewellyn, who had relocated to New York after directing the Sydney Writers' Festival, and would later become chief executive of Australia's hub of literary writing, The Wheeler Centre. When I learnt Llewellyn had written a romantic roman-à-clef about an editor who worked with a literary author, I was ready to be caught up in the whirlwind romance of their work with words. There is plenty of romance to Love Unedited, and much of it is the romance of independence: work, travel and having the courage of your convictions. Llewellyn's protagonist Edna sees men on scooters in Coney Island and gets on the back of a motorcycle in Paris and the reader is swept up in the adventure of the journey. The romance of the novel is also of the kind more familiar from Shakespearean comedies: star-crossed lovers traversing oceans to be together only to find themselves separated by the tohu bohu of the exigencies of life. Edna falls in love with a serious writer marked by tragedy. What comes next is a romance that is between the novel and the reader, but Llewellyn shows hope and courage in the way she depicts a story that reads beautifully on the page and, beyond the page, carries a sense of longing and sacrifice familiar to the great love stories of our time. One of the story's most delightful surprises is the novel-within-the-novel that we realise we are reading when an Australian editor, Molly, living with an Italian chef, encounters Edna's story of love, loss, and what they ate. The story that unfolds between the editor and the writer is reminiscent of confrontations between master and pupil or author and subject that are familiar in coming-of-age stories such as the recent Natalie Portman and Julianne Moore film May December. As in Ian McEwan's Atonement, the lived experience of the story comes closer to tragedy than romantic comedy and the justice of love is best served when the writer uses her imagination to find the truest and most romantic ending for the story. In this way, Love Unedited is a great tribute to the courage it takes to write, and the hope we invest in books as readers.
The Irish Sun
24-04-2025
- Sport
- The Irish Sun
Tottenham are just famous for being famous, like Gemma Collins – they should not be part of Premier League's Big Six
SHOULD Son Heung-min end up lifting the Europa League trophy for Tottenham, it will only start the argument — not finish it. Win their first silverware since 2008 and some will claim Spurs are back among the Big Six, others may say English football's ultimate fancy Dans never went away. 2 Tottenham's place in the Big Six comes with question marks that won't go even if they win the Europa League 2 Tottenham are famous for being famous — like Gemma Collins All while it's a reasonable shout to suggest they should never have been in it in the first place. Spurs did well to overcome Eintracht Frankfurt in the last eight. A cracking achievement, given how hopeless they are on the home front this season. Monday night's The European quest is impressive of late and hopefully they'll go all the way and bring the trophy back next month. Read More on Football If they do, it will finally end an agonising wait for glory stretching back 17 years — about the same time as it takes to walk from the ground to Seven Sisters Tube. The 2008 League Cup final success over Because that came almost a decade after they had bagged the same trophy. North London's original football club have never been serial winners. Most read in Football So what exactly is it that makes so many people within the game class them as members of the so-called Big Six? And in an age of fluid wealth, when clubs can be transformed overnight with foreign investment, maybe it's time to dismiss the idea of an elite enclave. How Enzo Maresca can transform Chelsea to challenge for Premier League title Defining the size of a football club has no universal measure. It's genuinely surprising that as football lurches towards total automation, some smart-arse has not conjured up a Stephen Hawking-style algorithm to calculate it to ten decimal places. Capacity of ground multiplied by number of honours, then dividing that by length of time between trophies is one possibility. Money in the bank, times international players, minus number of losses squared, all over position in the league table? Football today bears no resemblance to the 1980s. Back then it was easier to work it out as money didn't muddy the equation so much. Life was simpler. Along with Manchester United, Liverpool, Arsenal and Everton, Behind the competition They have a lovely, big ground. Stamford Bridge is tiny by comparison — but Chelsea are now by far the most successful club in London. Newcastle are awash with Saudi cash and winning this season's Carabao Cup means they have won as much as Tottenham since 2008. Aston Villa are waking up from a decades-long coma. They entertained us in the Champions League this season and are fighting hard to get back in it. Manchester City were poor neighbours of United for donkey's years. Eddie Large was their most famous fan. Yet this season is a write-off, even though they may yet win the FA Cup and qualify for a 14th successive campaign in the Champions League. They have billions locked away in their Arab owners' vaults and have amassed four Premier League titles on the trot. The Etihad isn't the biggest mind. Resentment There's been just two seasons since 2010 when Spurs finished outside the top six. Yet they are 16th and every match at their enviable new ground is tainted by resentment towards the ownership. They will lose more league games this season than they will win. Even if Son does get his hands on that Europa League trophy, three cups in 26 years is hardly massive. Relegated Leicester have won bigger things — the title and FA Cup — in the past decade. It's mind-bogglingly complex working out who is the biggest and the best. Maybe it's easier switching the sums around and instead of going mad deciding who is in the Big Six, work out who isn't. The Tottenham conundrum is much simpler then. MARESCA CAN'T WIN ENZO MARESCA copped it from some fans for not joining in the post-match celebrations of Chelsea's win at Fulham. Even though he had just been booked for overdoing it on the touchline when Pedro Neto smashed home the winner moments earlier. There is a palpable distance between the Chelsea supporters and the reserved Italian. I've yet to hear them sing his name and there is a feeling that whatever he does, they will never completely warm to him. With Chelsea trailing at half-time on Sunday, Maresca was forced to take the long walk past the away end at Craven Cottage and was roundly labelled a "w*****" by a noisy minority. I don't blame him for not wanting to attend the post-match party and salute those who, 45 minutes earlier, were giving him such stick. It seems he cannot win, despite having just won. Meanwhile, over at all-but-relegated Ipswich, boss Kieran McKenna's name was lustily cheered when read out before they were thumped 4-0 by Arsenal. It seems he cannot lose, despite losing a lot. ROCKET'S LAUNCHED LEAST surprising result of the week is The Rocket rocked up to the Crucible, typically out of form and playing the wounded animal, claiming he would be lucky to pot even one red ball. A crushing 10-4 triumph later — having won five frames in succession — and O'Sullivan is in the balls, as they say. And into the last 16. He is someone who changes his mind on a daily basis whether or not he wants to pick up a cue. But he has seven world titles dating back to 2001. O'Sullivan turns 50 in December — and there is a serious belief that he will be enjoying his eighth world crown, having surpassed the haul of his other great baize nemesis, Stephen Hendry. ENI'S WRIGHT JIBE IS JUST WRONG THE BEST broadcasters choose their words carefully. Eni Aluko has not with her surprising attack on Ian Wright for "dominating" punditry in women's football. Ex-Chelsea star Aluko says: 'If we had a situation where there was an equal opportunity for broadcasters and coaches that there is in the women's game but that's not the case. I can't dominate the men's game.' No, she can't but maybe that's for individual reasons rather than sexism. Kelly Cates and Gabby Logan will be sharing the biggest presenting gig in football with Mark Chapman on Match of the Day from next season. That's two women and one man hosting the country's flagship highlights show covering the biggest men's league in the world, with a vast audience. Genuine question . . . am I missing something here?
Associated Press
14-04-2025
- Business
- Associated Press
The European Magazine Releases Its Spring 2025 Edition
LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM, April 14, 2025 / / -- From cutting-edge energy research to emerging global finance trends, the Spring 2025 issue of The European magazine is packed with timely insight and original thinking. In this special edition, we spotlight the people, projects, and ideas shaping Europe's strategic direction — in business, science, and society The cover story is a powerful exclusive with Professor Konstantina Lambrinou of the University of Huddersfield, UK, who leads one of Europe's most ambitious research efforts into next-generation nuclear materials. She shares the inside story of HORIZON SCORPION, a major international collaboration aimed at improving reactor safety and global energy resilience. The feature explores accident-tolerant fuel (ATF) claddings, breakthrough composite materials, and the philosophical case for investing in innovation today to avoid scarcity and conflict tomorrow. The opening editorial, meanwhile, argues that Europe must start acting like a strategic power, not a diplomatic one. With the European Political Community summit in Tirana fast approaching, we assess the continent's ability to act decisively in a world defined by instability, cyber risk, and fragmented alliances. From regulated finance to data security, the leader links policy urgency to the people and ideas featured throughout this issue. Banking & Finance From trust structures to emerging markets, this issue tracks finance in motion — highlighting the people and strategies helping investors adapt in a rapidly changing world: · Mario Fisher (Old Mutual) warns of overexposure to U.S tech and makes the case for emerging markets as a diversification strategy. · Kevin Loundes (Abacus Trust Group) explains how discretionary trusts are supporting family wealth, cross-border tax planning, and legacy giving. · Matthieu André (AXA IM Select) discusses multi-manager investing, AI integration, and the results of a new pan-European ESG study. · Aronne Debono (BOV Fund Services) outlines Malta's rise as a fast, well-regulated, and globally connected financial centre. · Michael Kohlhase shares a personal take on long-term investing in a volatile environment — and why not chasing trends is a strategy in itself. Foreign Investment & Global Mobility From marine infrastructure to mobility planning, this issue also explores how capital and citizenship are being deployed as tools for resilience: – In the Turks and Caicos Islands, sustainable tourism and marine protection are drawing purpose-led investors to the archipelago's lesser-known islands — supporting long-term infrastructure and conservation goals. – Henley & Partners highlight how alternative citizenship is increasingly seen as a hedge against political instability and systemic risk — not just a lifestyle choice. – Residency Malta outlines its permanent residency scheme, offering fast, renewal-free access to the EU with minimal bureaucracy and a clear pathway to mobility security. Technology & Innovation As digital risks multiply and industries evolve at speed, this issue explores how leaders in cybersecurity, gaming, and tech are rethinking resilience, responsibility, and creativity — often from the inside out. · Steve Durbin (ISF) argues cybersecurity is no longer a technical issue but a national one. · Cofense reveals how generative AI is transforming phishing attacks — and how institutions must evolve faster than the threats. · Uri Poliavich (Soft2Bet) lays out his vision for socially responsible growth in the gaming industry. · Aleksey Savchenko delivers a searing insider essay on 'The Great Game Developer Exodus', exposing why so many top creatives are leaving major studios — and what it means for the future of games. ESG Europe's energy priorities are shifting from idealism to engineering. In this issue, we explore how multi-source plants — combining wind, solar, hydro, and geothermal — are helping to futureproof the continent's clean energy infrastructure. Travel & Lifestyle This issue's destinations focus on luxury, serenity, and ecological character: · Quellenhof Luxury Resorts in South Tyrol and Lake Garda are profiled for their spa-forward, design-conscious alpine hospitality. · The Hotel Schwarzenstein offers high-altitude wellness in the Ahrntal Valley, with panoramic pools, hay baths, and quiet spring escapes. · In 'Mad for Madeira', John E. Kaye explores volcanic coastlines, rooftop bars, boutique hotels, and wildlife tours in Portugal's island paradise. · David Fielding heads to the Dolomites to uncover an uncrowded alpine gem — and why spring may be South Tyrol's best-kept secret. Science From nuclear materials to viral hepatitis, this issue's science section examines how research can serve not just progress, but people. Whether exploring reactor safety, global health equity, or the ethics of innovation, these contributors argue for a research culture grounded in impact, integrity, and the long view. · Professor Konstantina Lambrinou discusses how material innovation could redefine nuclear safety — and planetary survival. · Dr Andreas Kluge calls for a global research model that values public interest over private gain. · Professor Geoff Dusheiko reflects on the impact of hepatitis, lessons from decades in public health, and why prevention is still the smartest policy. Education We visit EMA in Paris, a bold new entrant in executive education that is quietly rewriting the rules of business learning. Part of the GEDU global education network, EMA positions itself not as another business school, but as a launchpad for leaders fluent in ethics, agility, and international collaboration. Designed for a world where the old MBA model no longer fits, EMA blends real-world adaptability with deep academic rigour — offering programmes that prioritise digital competency, sustainability, and global outlook over case-study orthodoxy. Students are immersed in a cross-cultural learning environment that reflects the realities of today's interconnected business world, where policy, technology, and human capital intersect across borders. With Paris as its base, EMA leverages its European location to draw talent and faculty from around the world — and to embed students in a setting where diplomacy, enterprise, and innovation live side by side. It's education for the next economy — and for those ready to lead it. Culture & Literature This issue's cultural contributors explore identity, memory, and meaning — from protest and performance to healing and human connection. Whether reflecting on the legacy of civil rights, the modern resonance of early music, or the emotional terrain of professional life, each piece offers a personal lens on broader cultural truths. For example: · Forest Issac Jones reflects on civil rights, identity, and the echoes between Selma and Derry — two cities linked by struggle and change. · Nikolaj de Fine Licht discusses early music, Danish identity, and how Concerto Copenhagen bridges tradition and modernity. · Sas Saadat, author of Still Here Tomorrow, examines the human dynamics that make consulting work — or fall apart. · Dr Stephen Simpson and Tony Wrighton share a story of illness, recovery, and the power of radical lifestyle shifts. Awards The European Global Awards 2025 showcase excellence across finance, sustainability, digital innovation, and leadership. Winners range from multinational institutions to rising disruptors — all recognised for driving impact in a volatile world. Back Page Commentary The final pages of this issue offer sharp reflections on security and social design — questioning what fairness and responsibility look like in a changing world. From the ethics of national service to the architecture of inclusion, these voices challenge institutions to think — and build — differently: · M.L. Baldwin, author of Operation Fools Mate, asks whether a return to conscription in Europe is wise — or outdated. · Sara-Louise Ackrill and Bontle Senne call for systems designed around genuine inclusion, not token gestures. From race and disability to neurodiversity and gender, their message is clear: real equity means structural change. Spotlight Advertisers This edition is visually brought to life by our featured print advertisers — a selection of partners who reflect The European's focus on security, sustainability, travel, and strategic investment. Highlights include: · ISF on global cybersecurity preparedness. · Quellenhof Resorts and Hotel Schwarzenstein, showcasing Alpine spa destinations. · Henley & Partners, Residency Malta, and Locate Guernsey, promoting global mobility and relocation. · MESSE MÜNCHEN's The smarter E Europe, advancing the energy transition. · British Registry / Isle of Man Ship Registry, spotlighting technical maritime solutions. · Dr Kohlhase GmbH, Concerto Copenhagen, and The European Memoir Service, offering culture, finance and bespoke publishing services. The European Spring 2025 is available as an online PDF via a free subscription to the digital edition, or as a physical magazine from the website. Notes for editors: The European website: Jonathan Edwards CP Media Global Limited email us here Visit us on social media: X YouTube Other Legal Disclaimer: EIN Presswire provides this news content 'as is' without warranty of any kind. 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Associated Press
14-04-2025
- Business
- Associated Press
The European Magazine Announces Award Winners 2025
The European Magazine has announced the recipients of their 2025 awards who have won titles up to this point in the year. LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM, April 11, 2025 / / -- The European is proud to announce the final full list of winners in The European Awards 2025, an annual celebration of achievement, innovation, and excellence across various industries. For over 15 years, The European has been recognising organisations and individuals who stand out and drive their industries forward. The European Awards are designed to provide a comprehensive analysis of the very best in all major market sectors globally, rewarding not only large and dominant firms but also smaller participants, growth companies, and niche startups. The awards cover variety of sectors, such as Banking & Finance, Sustainability, ESG, Energy, Technology and Real Estate, and regional development in Europe, Latin America, Africa, MENA, Asia and Central Eastern Europe. See the list of winners on The European's website here: The vote is open for The European Awards 2025 The 2025 award winners who have won titles up to this point in the year are as follows: 2TradeAsia (Yapster e-Trade, Inc.) Grace Cerdenia – Best CEO in the Brokerage Industry Trailblazer in Online Stock Trading & Financial Empowerment Excellence in Online Stock Trading Services – Philippines Best Trading Experience – Philippines ACC Aviation Leading Innovative ACMI Provider Best Tailored Air Travel Provider Accell Group Most Innovative Leader in E-Bike Mobility Solutions Excellence in Bicycle/Cycling Parts, Clothing & Accessories Best ESG Responsible Bicycle Manufacturer – Europe Affin Bank Berhad Excellence in Customer Experience for Islamic Banking Best Malaysia's SME Banking Excellence Champions of Social Responsibility in Shariah-Compliant Banking Pioneers of Digital Banking Innovation in Islamic Finance Afore SURA Pension Fund Management Company of the Year AGF Excellence in SME Financing and Sustainable Development – Africa Pioneers in African SME Empowerment Aidify Leading Innovator in AI-Driven Customer Interaction for E-commerce Pioneering AI Agents for Seamless E-commerce Communication Asialink Finance Corporation Pioneering Excellence in Consumer Financing – Philippines Best Specialist Auto Finance Solutions – Philippines ATIDI Excellence in Export Credit Insurance & Risk Mitigation Pioneering Economic Resilience and Trade Facilitation in Africa Best Pan African Geo-Political Risk Consultancy Atlas Renewable Energy Renewable Energy and ESG Innovator – LATAM Carlos Barrera – Renewable CEO of the Year – LATAM Clean Energy Solutions Provider – LATAM Aurion Biotech Greg Kunst – Most Innovative CEO Biotech, Ophthalmology Biotech Investment One To Watch Avions de Transport Régional GIE Nathalie Tarnaud Laude – CEO of the Year, Regional Aviation Best Sustainable Development Strategy AXA IM Select Global Leader in Asset Management and Multi-Manager Solutions Baker Hughes Excellence in Energy Innovation & Sustainability Global Champions of Industrial & Energy Efficiency Top Innovator in Oilfield Services & Energy Technology Solutions Bancard Most Comprehensive Suite of Financial Products – Paraguay Excellence in E-Payment Solutions & Secure Digital Transactions Banchile Inversiones Investment Management Company of the Year – Chile Most Innovative Digital Investment Company of the Year – Chile Capital Markets Company of the Year – Chile Banco de Chile Innovative Digital Bank of the Year – Chile Bank of the Year – Chile Best Bank for Financial Inclusion – Chile Best Bank for Sustainably Futures – Chile Banking Innovators of the Year – Chile BANGE S.A. Best Bank in Equatorial Guinea Best Equatorial Guinea's SME Banking Excellence Leading International Trade Bank – Equatorial Guinea Excellence in Empowering Entrepreneurial Growth & Inclusion Bank of China Macau Best Bank in Macau Best Macau's SME Banking Excellence Best E-Banking & Mobile Banking Champion Banque Misr Mr. Hisham Okasha – Banking CEO of the Year – Egypt Dr. Fatma el Goully – Chief Marketing Officer of the Year – Egypt Best CSR Bank – MENA Best Marketing Campaign – MENA Best Treasury & Cash Management Services – MENA Best Banking Brand – MENA Liquidity Management Provider – MENA Foreign Exchange Banking Provider – MENA Best Corporate Governance Bank – MENA Audit & Risk for Development of Internal Audit Best Practice – MENA BBVA Mexico Retail Bank of the Year – Mexico Innovative Digital Bank of the Year – Mexico Bitkub Excellence in Cryptocurrency Trading Services Best Web3 Crypto Trading Platform 2025 Best Crypto Exchange Mobile App – Thailand Bluebulb Financials Limited Excellence in Cross-Border Payment Solutions for African Businesses Most Comprehensive Suite of Financial Products – Financial Inclusion – Nigeria Buddy Electric AS Pioneering Eco-Friendly Electric Mobility & Bike – Norway Sustainable Electric Vehicle and e-Bike Design & Innovation – Norway Cereneo International AG Best International Rehabilitation Solutions Provider CK Power Public Company Limited Best Sustainable Corporate Governance Clinique La Prairie Simone Gibertoni – CEO of the Year, Wellbeing – Switzerland Best Holistic Wellness Resort Clinic Les Alpes Best Luxury Rehab Solutions – Switzerland Codebase Technologies Excellence in Open APIs & Banking Solutions – MENA Transformative Digital Banking and Customer Experience Best Sharia Compliant Embedded FinTech Ecosystem – GCC Creditú David Munoz – Financial Services Visionary of the Year – LATAM Pioneering Fintech for Financial Inclusion – LATAM Trailblazing Mortgage Finance Innovator – LATAM Dr. Kohlhase GmbH Leading Excellence in Sustainable Wealth Management Outstanding Wealth Management Team – Germany Dr Mattress Leading Innovator in Mattress Manufacturing – Kenya Most Valuable Mattress Brand for Customer Satisfaction – East Africa Eccelsa Aviation Francesco Cossu – Best CEO in the Aviation Industry – Italy Elite Private Aviation Terminal Operator of Europe Outstanding FBO Branding Solutions Provider – Italy Eilakaisla Mr Antti Soro – Most Innovative CEO in the Staffing/Recruiting Industry Best HR Services & Recruitment Consultancy – Finland Engel & Völkers Los Cabos Vanessa Fukunaga – CEO of the Year, Luxury Real Estate – Baja California Sur Most Trusted Luxury Real Estate Advisory Envaco S.A. Most Innovative CEO in the Sustainable Packaging Industry – Paraguay Best Sustainable Packaging Technology & Most Innovative Packaging Team – Paraguay ESG Portfolio Management GmbH Germany's Outstanding ESG Investment Manager of the Year Evolene Indonesia Most Inspirational CEO in the Wellness and Fitness – Indonesia Best Health Transformation Leader in Fitness Supplement Brands EVUM Motors GmbH Leadership In Sustainable Transport Express Funded Excellence in Financial Trading Solutions Top Performer in Trading Capital Growth – Africa Excellence in Risk-Free Trading – Africa Fawry Ashraf Sabry – CEO of the Year in the Fintech Industry – Egypt Leader in Digital Transformation and Fintech Innovation Innovative Excellence in E-Payment Solutions – Egypt Impactful Innovation in Fintech and Business Expansion Fer D Philippines Groundbreaking Leader in Holistic Wellness and Supplements Excellence in Vitamins and Supplements Distribution GIG Pioneering Excellence in Private Insurance – Kuwait Trailblazing Customer-Centric Innovator in MENA Insurance Leading Corporate Responsibility in Insurance – GCC Hang Seng Indexes Company Limited Best Sustainable Corporate Governance Housing & Development Bank (HDB) Banking Innovators of the Year – Egypt Mobile Banking App – Egypt Retail Banking Provider – Egypt Fastest Growing Bank – Egypt The Peoples Bank of the Year – Egypt Jusan Bank Leading Private Bank for Sustainable Ecosystem Best Kazakhstan's SME Banking Excellence Best Bank in Financial Education and Inclusion – Kazakhstan Kasha Champion of Health Equity and Accessibility – Africa Leaders in Last Mile Healthcare Solution – Africa Trailblazers in Health and Household Goods Delivery – Africa KEMS Zajil Telecom Pioneers of Digital Transformation & Connectivity Excellence Leading the ICT & Digital Revolution in Telecom – Middle East Top Innovators in Cloud-Managed Services & Cyber Security – GCC Kontora Excellence in German Wealth Management Leading Innovators in Family Office Services – Germany Komerční banka Jan Juchelka – CEO of the Year, Banking Industry – Czech Republic Best Sustainable Corporate Governance Best ESG Development Strategy Krungthai Bank PCL Mr Payong Srivanich – CEO of the Year in the Banking Industry Best Thai Bank for Treasury & Cash Management Leaders in Ethical Business & Environmental Stewardship Thailand's SME Banking Excellence Top Digital Banking Product – Innovation Leader – Thailand The Kusnacht Practice Eduardo Greghi – CEO of the Year, Sustainable Wellbeing Best Medical Solutions Team for UHNWIs Kuwait Finance House (KFH) Best Sustainable Corporate Governance Best Islamic Banking Group LiteFinance Excellence in Global Financial Trading Solutions Best User Experience in Online Trading Platforms Premier Trading Environment for New Traders in Africa Best ECN Broker for Global Markets MauBank Best Mauritius's SME Banking Excellence Best e-Banking & Mobile Banking Champion – Mauritius Best Bank in Financial Education and Inclusion – Mauritius MoKo Home + Living Excellence in Affordable Home Living Solutions & Retail Furniture – Kenya Best Responsible Manufacturer in Furniture & Design – East Africa mPharma Pioneers of Accessible Healthcare in Africa Excellence in Medical Supply Chain & Hospital Distribution NBC Best Corporate Governance Bank – Tanzania Tanzania's Leading Bank for Business & SME Partnerships Best e-Banking & Mobile Banking Champion – Tanzania Tanzania's Excellence in Forex Solutions and Customer Service NBK Best Bank in Kuwait Kuwait's Most Trusted SME Bank Outstanding International Mortgage Solutions Provider Best Bank for Treasury & Cash Management in Kuwait NJMPF Best Managed Retirement Funds Pension Fund of Year Fund Innovators of Year Oberwaid AG Doris Straus – CEO of the Year, Medical Hospitality – Switzerland Old Mutual Investment Group Leading Sustainable African Investment Manager Best Shariah-Compliant Investment Portfolio Excellence in Global & Local Investment Solutions OQ S.A.O.C Ashraf Al Mamari – CEO of the Year, Energy Best Sustainable Development Strategy Best Global Integrated Energy Group Best Energy Investment Company Palma Companhia de Seguros, SA Mozambique's Premier Car Insurance Brand General Insurance Champion of the Year – Mozambique PedidosYa Esteban Gutiérrez – CEO of the Year in the Food Delivery Industry – LATAM Leading Innovators in Digital Delivery Solutions – LATAM Champions of Convenience & Efficiency in Quick Commerce Trailblazers in Transforming Technology into Unforgettable User Experiences People's Bank Clive Fonseka – Banking CEO of the Year – Sri Lanka Bank of the Year Sri Lanka Best Digital Banking Solution Provider – Sri Lanka ESG Bank of the Year – Sri Lanka Best Mobile Banking APP – Sri Lanka Best financial Inclusion Programme – Sri Lanka Psalms Food Industries Dr. Dennis Ngabirano – Best CEO in the FMCG Industry – Uganda Uganda's Top Consumer Snacks Brand Most Sustainable Food Packaging Manufacturing – Uganda PUENTE Best Investment Banking Company – Argentina Wealth Management and Capital Markets Company of the Year – Argentina Best Investment Banking Company – Uruguay Wealth Management and Capital Markets Company of the Year – Paraguay Reportage Properties UAE's Real Estate Excellence: Most Trusted Developer Excellence in Innovative & Affordable Housing Solutions Most Diversified International Construction Project Solutions Riby by BLA Champion of Financial Inclusion for Cooperative and Trade Groups – Nigeria Outstanding Digital Platform Provider for Micro and Small-Scale Enterprises SDP Project Management Best Value Creation African Project Developer Best Sustainable Engineering & Design Partner – Benin Best Infrastructure Project Management Team – Africa SE & Co. Miss Susan Emmanuel – Most Innovative CEO in the Staffing/Recruiting Industry – Tanzania Best HR Services & Recruitment Consultancy – Tanzania SeABank Excellence in Sustainable Corporate Governance – Vietnam Leading Edge in Risk Management – Bank of the Year Best e-Banking & Mobile Banking Champion – Vietnam Sharjah Sustainable City Property Innovators for Net Zero Energy Cities (Sharjah) – MENA Innovators In Urban Sustainable Cities of the Future – MENA Mr Yousif Ahmed Al-Mutawa – CEO of the Year for Sustainable City of the Future (Sharjah) Soft2Bet Pioneering Visionary in the iGaming Industry Outstanding Customer Support in iGaming Innovation Leader in Responsible Gaming and Sustainability Stanbic Bank Uganda Best Bank in Uganda Best of Uganda's SME Banking Excellence Bank for Treasury & Cash Management in Uganda Sustainable Leadership in MSME & Entrepreneurial Growth Best e-Banking & Mobile Banking Champion 'FlexiPay' – Uganda Taiwan Stock Exchange Corporation Best Sustainable Corporate Governance Talabat Holding PLC Mr. Tomaso Rodriguez – CEO of the Year, Technology – MENA Best Corporate Governance Tarmeez Capital Pioneering Technology Platform in Islamic Bond & Finance – Saudi Arabia Innovative Leader in Sharia-Compliant Financing Solutions – Saudi Arabia Toledo Capital Best Boutique Wealth Management – Family Office Switzerland Excellence in Wealth Management & Tailor-Made Financial Solutions UBX Pioneering Excellence in Open Finance and Digital Transformation – Philippines The United Bank Best Sustainable Corporate Governance Mostafa Al-Daly – CFO of the Year United Bankers Plc Innovators In Wealth Management – Nordic Real Asset Investment Innovators – Nordic UZCARD Mr Olimjon Asrarovich Zakirov – CEO of the Year in the Fintech Industry – Uzbekistan Most Innovative Leader in Electronic Payment Integration – Uzbekistan Pioneering in Cashless – Secure Digital Payments (Tez QR) – Uzbekistan ValueNature / CreditNature Best ESG Strategy Development Partner – South Africa Outstanding Contribution to Biodiversity Conservation – Southern Africa Vista Land & Landscapes, Inc. Brian Edang – CFO of the Year in the Real Estate Industry – Philippines Champion of Integrated Property & Urban Development Leading Sustainable Property Developer – Philippines Most Comprehensive Real Estate Brand – Philippines World's Top Most Innovative CEO in the FMCG Industry – Saudi Arabia Most Sustainable Food Packaging Manufacturing – Saudi Arabia Excellence in Integrated Food Solutions & Storage Services Xpress Payment Solutions Ltd Dr. Markie Idowu – CEO of the Year in the Payments Industry – Nigeria Best Embedded Finance and Most Trusted African Payment Gateway Most Comprehensive Payment and Secure Digital Transactions – Nigeria Jonathan Edwards CP Media Global Limited email us here Visit us on social media: X YouTube Other Legal Disclaimer: EIN Presswire provides this news content 'as is' without warranty of any kind. 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