Celebrating London’s financial and business community and its most successful individuals and firms
Welcome to the City A.M. Awards 2016
The City A.M. Awards for 2016, held at the glitzy Grange hotel opposite St Paul’s Cathedral, saw 14 individuals or businesses collect gongs in front of a star-studded audience of around 500 City figures. Our congratulations go to all the winners who stood out during 2016 for their exceptional work.
The event, however, is not purely to celebrate the lucky 14 who our judges selected. Equally, our Awards – now in their seventh year – recognise the wider contribution of our nominees and winners, and of all businesses, to the dynamism and strength of our country’s economy and social fabric. It is a modest way of doffing our cap to you, our readers, for the work you put into making the City such a vibrant, optimistic, and successful place in which to live and work.
See #cityamawards for all the fun and glamour from the night.
The winners
CATEGORIES
WINNERS
Personality of the Year
Sadiq Khan (Mayor of London)
Business of the Year
Fever-Tree
highly commended Jaguar
Explosive Growth Company of the Year
COOK
Accountancy Firm of the Year
BDO
Analyst of the Year
Yael Selfin (KPMG)
highly commended Ian Gordon (Investec)
Law Firm of the Year
Allen & Overy
Innovative Company of the Year
Deepmind
Insurance Company of the Year
Admiral
Investor of the Year
Terry Smith (Fundsmith)
highly commended Simon Borrows (3i)
Bank of the Year
Metro Bank
highly commended TSB
Dealmaker of the Year
Simon Robey (Robey Warshaw)
highly commended Karen Cook (Goldman Sachs)
Fintech Company of the Year
Monzo
Entrepreneur of the Year
Angus Thirlwell (Hotel Chocolat)
Awards in video
The Judges
Awards in pictures
The 2016 City A.M. Awards, held at the glitzy Grange Hotel St. Paul’s, saw 13 individuals or businesses collect gongs, in front of a star-studded audience of 500 City figures. Our congratulations go out to all the winners, who stood out during the year for their exceptional work.
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