EFG Hermes, the leading MENA investment bank, topped the 2026 Extel Emerging EMEA Research Survey in the Corporate Access Conference category for a second year and earned multiple sector‑specific research awards.
What ranking did EFG Hermes achieve?
The firm was ranked No. 1 in Corporate Access Conferences, confirming the strength of its flagship One‑on‑One Conference.
How large was the recent conference?
The 19th edition featured 220 companies from 12 countries and attracted 675 institutional investors and fund managers representing 252 global institutions.
Which research analysts received top scores?
Ahmed Hazem Maher led Utilities, placed second in Transportation and was runner‑up in Oil & Gas. Ahmed Moataz ranked first in Healthcare & Pharmaceuticals. Mai Attia was third in Construction & Real Estate, and Hatem Alaa placed third in Transportation and was runner‑up in Consumer.
What does the ranking signify for investors?
Co‑CEO Mohmed Ebeid said the result reflects the platform’s scale, relevance and execution, helping global investors access MENA management teams, policymakers and sector leaders.
How does the conference fit into the regional calendar?
Alongside the London MENA Conference, the One‑on‑One event is now a fixture, bringing together investors, executives and policymakers to discuss reforms and opportunities in MENA markets.
The survey results underline EFG Hermes’ role as a conduit for capital and research insight across the region.