Asia Securities’ Equities and Research arms recently repeated their recognition as the best in Sri Lanka for 2025 with two prestigious awards, reinforcing its position as the leading stockbroking firm in the country.
Asia Securities won the ‘Best Stockbroker in Sri Lanka for 2025’ award at the FinanceAsia Awards 2025, one of the most prominent and credible awards events in Asia's financial services industry.
In addition, Asia Securities received the award as the Best Stockbroking Research Team at the CFA Society of Sri Lanka ‘Capital Market Awards 2025’, the country’s foremost capital markets awards.
These awards supplement Asia Securities’ ranking as Sri Lanka’s No. 1 stockbroker in terms of turnover market share on the Colombo Stock Exchange over the last two financial years.
Speaking of these achievements, Asia Securities Chairman Dumith Fernando said,
“I thank FinanceAsia and the CFA Society of Sri Lanka for these accolades and recognizing true value addition to clients in our market. Winning these awards multiple times over the past few years is a reflection of our commitment to excellence. Each award motivates us to maintain the highest standards for our clients, who continue to demand nothing but the best from us.”
This momentum in the stockbroking business has been accompanied by Asia Securities’ Wealth Management arm recording the highest growth in Assets Under Management (AUM) in the unit trust industry for the 2024/25 financial year (FY), propelling it to the top 5 unit trust managers within just 5 years of launching its unit trust products. This achievement was driven by a remarkable 190% year-on-year (YoY) growth in Assets Under Management (AUM), the highest in the industry according to data published by the Unit Trust Association of Sri Lanka.
Asia Securities’ Investment Banking arm has also continued to be the most trusted advisor to blue-chip corporates, especially on cross-border transactions. It has advised marquee local and international clients on some of the most prominent and largest transactions in recent times.