Thomas Cook India Group wins double recognition at Adam Smith Awards Asia 2025
This recognition enhances the company's reputation and validates its treasury and financial management capabilities, which can positively influence investor confidence and market standing, though it does not involve direct financial or operational changes.
The company received prestigious 'Highly Commended' awards in two significant categories, indicating strong performance and innovation in its financial and treasury management practices.
Thomas Cook (India) Limited has been recognized with dual 'Highly Commended' honours at the prestigious Adam Smith Awards Asia 2025, a leading benchmark for corporate treasury achievement. The Group received accolades in two significant categories: * Best Risk Management Solution * Best Investing Solution
The awards acknowledge Thomas Cook India's dedication to innovation, strategic foresight, and excellence in treasury practices. The company's entries were noted for their measurable impact and innovative approach across the region.
Notably, the investment solution was developed in collaboration with Bank of America, State Bank of India, and IndusInd Bank. The Risk Management award specifically recognizes the significant improvements in risk assessment, management, and monitoring adopted by the Foreign Exchange Dealing Room Mid office (DMO) and the Treasury Mid Office (TMO).
Mahesh Iyer, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, expressed that these awards powerfully endorse the company's financial strategy, driven by disciplined risk management and innovative investing, which are crucial for trust, resilience, and growth. He also acknowledged the team's commitment and the collaboration with banking partners.
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