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37%Managing

Director /Head of

7%Manager/

Other

33%Vice President/

Director

23%CEO/CFO/Treasurer

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ATTENDEE BREAKDOWN BY REGION

ATTENDEE BREAKDOWN BY SECTOR

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Regional/Local Banks

Corporate Borrowers

Other

International Banks

Asset Managers and End-investors

Middle East 82%Western Europe 11%Asia 3%Africa 3%Turkey 1%

32%26%

19%

15%8%

807 attendees

TOTAL REGISTERED

61

INSTITUTIONS

143

COUNTRIES

403

40

PRE-ARRANGED MEETINGS

ISSUERS/BORROWERS & INVESTORS

SPONSORS & PARTNERS

807

EXPERT SPEAKERS

217

17


MIDDLE EAST FINANCE LEADERS SHARED BEHIND THE SCENES MARKET INSIGHTS

• Mohammad Al Bastaki, Chief Executive Officer, Emirates NBD Capital • Fawaz Abusneineh, Acting Head of Global Corporate Finance, First Abu

Dhabi Bank (FAB)• Justin Mathews, Vice President, Treasury and Capital Markets, Gulf

International Bank (GIB) • Aditya Kotibhaskar, Senior Director, Head of Debt Capital Markets,

Investment Banking, Mashreqbank• Hussain Hussain, Head of Capital Markets, Middle East, MUFG

Securities• Julian Lynn, Regional Head, Middle East & Asia Pacific, UK Export

Finance (UKEF) • Sarmad Mirza, Executive Director, Debt Capital Markets, MENA,

Standard Chartered Bank• Karim Zine, Managing Director, BofA Securities• Eric Zimny, Managing Director, Head of Corporate Origination, Loan

Capital Markets, SMBC• Zain Zaidi, Managing Director, Head of MENA Loans & Acquisition

Finance, Citi • Hitesh Asarpota, Managing Director, Head of Global Capital Markets

& Loan Syndications, Emirates NBD Capital • Kashif Raza, Head of Corporate Finance and Investment Banking,

Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank (ADIB)• Tonmoy Andalib, Managing Director, Head of Loan Syndicate

& Distribution, First Abu Dhabi Bank (FAB)• Nibras Hadi, Vice President, Credit Agricole Corporate & Investment Bank• Sarah Pirzada Usmani, Managing Director, Head of Sustainable, Asset

& Project Finance, First Abu Dhabi Bank (FAB)• Mahmoud Nawar, Head of Debt Capital Markets, GIB Capital • Nicholas Samara, Head of Debt Capital Markets, MENA, SMBC Nikko

Capital Markets • Sohaib Ahmed, Director, Islamic Banking, Credit Agricole Corporate

& Investment Bank • Nik Joharris Nik Ahmad, Country Head, Maybank Islamic • Fathima Lijiya, Managing Director, Head of MEA Loan Capital Markets,

First Abu Dhabi Bank (FAB)• Rohit Mishra, Senior Director, Structuring & Leveraged Finance,

Investment Banking, Mashreqbank• Audoin de Laromiguiere, Managing Director, Head of Solutions Middle

East, North Africa & Turkey, Global Markets Solutions & Financing, Corporate & Investment Banking Division, Intesa Sanpaolo

LENDERS & ADVISOR SPEAKERS

• Adi Rajguru, Head, Financing Solutions, Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank (ADCB)

• Khatija Haque, Chief Economist and Head of Research, Emirates NBD

• Iman Abdel Khalek, Managing Director, Co-Head CEEMEA Debt Capital Markets, Citi

• Mark Wells, Executive Director, Head of Structured Capital Markets, MUFG Securities

• Laughlan Waterston, Managing Director, Head of Corporate & Project Finance, Middle East, SMBC

• Asif Karmally, Head, Portfolio Strategy Management, Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank (ADCB)

• Patrick Clerkin, Senior Managing Director, Group Funding & Investor Relations, Global Markets & Treasury, Emirates NBD

• Carla Ajaka, Head of Financial Markets, United Arab Bank • Jeffrey El Khoudy, Head of MENA and Turkey Debt Capital

Markets, BofA Securities• Ali Ahmad, Managing Director, Head of Capital Markets, FIG,

AME, Standard Chartered Bank• Sidra Taj, Director, Loan Syndications and Distribution, Investment

Banking, Mashreqbank• Mert Poyraz, Senior Director, Investment Banking, Emirates NBD• Abiodun Azeez, Senior Relationship Manager Corporate and

Institutional Banking, The Mauritius Commercial Bank (MCB)

• Timucin Engin, Senior Director, Cross-Practice Coordinator, GCC Region, S&P Global Ratings

• Bashar Al Natoor, Global Head of Islamic Finance, Fitch Ratings

• Alexander Perjéssy, Vice President, Senior Analyst, Sovereign Risk Group, Moody’s Investor Service

• Shrey Kohli, Head of Debt Capital Markets, London Stock Exchange

• Debashis Dey, Partner, White & Case

• Rizwan Kanji, Partner, Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP

• Umera Ali, Partner, Head of Banking and Finance Middle East and Global Head Islamic Finance, DWF

SPEAKER BREAKDOWN BY INDUSTRY

• Klaus Froelich, Chief Investment Officer, Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC)

• Hamid AlHashimi, Treasurer, Bahrain Mumtalakat Holding Company

• Mohamed Al Shehab, Portfolio and Investor Relations Manager – Investments, Nogaholding

• Ahmad Alshubbar, Vice President Treasury and Strategy, Rawabi Holding

• Sabrina Al Bakri, Head of Treasury and Insurance, OQ

• Neeraj Agrawal, Chief Financial Officer, Crescent Petroleum

• Sherif Ayoub, Chief Financial Officer, APICORP

• Anil Vijayachandran, Director, Project Finance, ACWA Power

• Sky Kurtz, Chief Executive Officer, Pure Harvest

SOVEREIGN AND CORPORATE SPEAKERS


15%Investors

14%Sovereign, GRE & Corporates

6%Rating

agencies:

6%Law firms:

2%Exchanges: 57%

Financial Institutions (including DFIs and

ECAs):

If you plan to establish lasting relationships in a people’s business like finance, personal relationships are key. The 1-to-1 meeting service greatly facilitates making new contacts and I highly recommend it to anyone looking to conveniently connect with interested market participants.”

Matthias Szabo, Vienna Stock Exchange



BahrainUAE

The event was more than amazing, especially connecting with people we have only been able to see online until now! Well organized and very fruitful.

Eman Ahmed, Ministry of Finance, Arab Republic of Egypt

• Angad Rajpal, Portfolio Manager, Head of Fixed Income, Emirates NBD Asset Management

• Kathy Collins, Investment Director, Fixed Income, EMEA, Aberdeen Standard Investments

• Usman Ahmed, Head of Fixed Income Investments, FIM Partners

• Dilawer Farazi, Portfolio Manager, Global Credit, Royal London Asset Management

• Franck Nowak, Vice President, Fixed Income, Global Sukuk and MENA, Franklin Templeton Investments

• Cian O’Brien, Senior Investment Officer, Colchester Global Investors

• Sharif Eid, Portfolio Manager, Global Sukuk and MENA Fixed Income, Franklin Templeton Investments

• Jaap Meijer, Head of Research, Arqaam Capital

• Natasha Hannoun, Head of Debt, Shuaa Capital

• Ahmad Alanani, Chief Executive Officer, Sancta Capital

INVESTOR SPEAKERS

76%10%

6%

6%2%

UK

Oman

The Bonds, Loans & Sukuk Middle East conference is the gold standard of conferences that brings market participants along with bankers, issuers and investors together. It provides credible insights into future trends that will shape our industry, making it the go to event.

Sohaib Ahmed, Credit Agricole

The 2021 Bonds, Loans & Sukuk conference was a huge success from MUFG’s point of view. The ability to reconnect in person with clients, partner banks and other market participants was hugely beneficial - especially post pandemic restrictions.

Jonathan Segal, MUFG

The Bonds, Loans & Sukuk Middle East conference is the most informative event for the regional professionals dealing with Debt/Capital Markets. The event provides an opportunity to get deep insights into the valuable information along with connecting financiers with businesses. Attendees of the conference are in a position to deliver valuable contribution to the respective organizations. I strongly recommend related professional (particularly Corporate Treasurers) to attend this event annually.

Usman Akbar, Julphar-Gulf Pharmaceutical Industries

WHAT THE INDUSTRY IS SAYING ABOUT US


Thanks to GFC Media Group for re-connecting the corporates and financing community, in person. The Bonds Loans and Sukuk Middle East conference was extremely well attended, with a line-up of eminent speakers discussing the current challenges and opportunities including the focus on ESG, response to COVID and DCM. Thanks for such a COVID-safe event, a great networking opportunity and an amazing awards night!.

Dilip Sanghavi, Etihad Airways

The event provided a great opportunity for attendees to get an update on various parts of the industry, as well as hear from corporates about their respective journeys. We had the opportunity to meet with prospective clients, which were mostly booked in advance and facilitated by the event organizer. Furthermore, the event allowed us to network with our peers and clients.

Abdulla Yousuf Bastaki, ADIB


WHAT THE INDUSTRY IS SAYING ABOUT US

COMPANIES THAT PARTICIPATED• A A Al Moosa Enterprises

LLC

• Aberdeen Asset Management

• Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank (ADCB)

• Abu Dhabi Fund for Development

• Abu Dhabi Future Energy Company Masdar

• Abu Dhabi Investment Company

• Abu Dhabi Investment Council

• Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank (ADIB)

• Abu Dhabi National Energy Company (TAQA)

• Abu Dhabi National Industrial Projects

• Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC)

• ACCIONA

• ACWA Power

• Addleshaw Goddard (Mid-dle East) LLP

• ADITUM

• ADQ

• Agricultural Bank of China

• Agthia

• Ajman Bank

• Akin Gump Strauss Hauer and Feld

• Al Ahli Holding Group

• Al Dahra Holding

• Al Fakher

• Al Futtaim

• Al Muhaidib Group

• Al Ramz Capital

• Alcazar Energy

• Aldar

• Alghanim International

• Alkhair Capital

• Allen & Overy

• Arab Bank

• Arab Petroleum Invest-ments Corporation (APICORP)

• Arada Development

• Arasco

• Arqaam Capital

• ASYAD Group

• AW Rostamani

• Azimut

• Baker McKenzie

• Bank ABC

• Bank Islam Brunei Darussalam

• Bank of Jordan

• Bank of Sharjah

• Barclays

• Bird & Bird

• BofA Securities

• Borouge

• Bowline Investments

• British Embassy UAE

• Brookfield Asset Management

• Burford Capital

• Catalyst Limited

• China Railway Construction Corporation

• Citi

• Clifford Chance

• Colchester Global Investors

• Commercial Bank International

• Commerzbank

• Costra Group

• Credit Agricole CIB

• Crescent Petroleum

• Dalma Capital Management Limited

• Daman

• Dana Gas

• Dar Group

• Dentons

• Department of Finance, Abu Dhabi

• Deutsche Bank

• Diamond Developers

• Dow Chemicals

• DP World

• Du Telecom

• Dubai Aerospace Enterprise

• Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA)

• Dubai Green Fund

• Dubai Holding

• Dubai Islamic Bank

• DUBAL Holding

• DWF LLP

• Edge Group

• Ejarah Global

• Embassy of Italy, UAE

• Emirates Airline

• Emirates Development Bank

• Emirates Global Aluminium (EGA)

• Emirates Insurance Company

• Emirates Investment Bank

• Emirates National Oil Company (ENOC)

• Emirates NBD

• Emirates NBD Asset Management

• Emirates NBD Capital

• Emirates Water & Electricity Company (EWEC)

• Emrill Services LLC

• Engie

• Etihad Airways

• Etihad Rail

• Exeed Industries LLC

• FAS Energy

• Fertiglobe Holding

• FIM Partners

• FINSIGHT

• First Abu Dhabi Bank (FAB)

• Fitch Ratings

• Fitch Solutions

• Flydubai

• Franklin Templeton

• Gems Education

• General Electric (GE)

• GIB Capital

• Goldman Sachs

• Government of Sharjah

• Gulf Bank

• Gulf Bond and Sukuk Association (GBSA)

• Gulf International Bank

• Gulf Pharmaceutical Industries

• Haliwell Financial

• Herbert Smith Freehills

• Hikma Pharmaceuticals

• Holman Fenwick Willan HFW

• HSBC

Contact Aveen Prasad Tel: +44 (0)7890 547 596 Email: [email protected]

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COMPANIES THAT PARTICIPATED

• IHS Towers

• Infra Innovative Financial Solutions

• International Maritime Industries (a Saudi Aramco Joint Venture)

• Intesa Sanpaolo

• Invest AD

• IsFin

• Ittihad International Investment

• JP Morgan

• Kafalah

• KfW IPEX Bank

• Khazna Data Center Limited

• Klay Capital

• Larsen & Toubro

• Latham & Watkins LLP

• Link Lease

• Linklaters

• Liquidity Finance LLP

• LLB

• London Stock Exchange

• Lootah Group

• Majid Al Futtaim Group

• Mantrac Group

• Maples Group

• Marsh

• Mashreqbank

• Massar Investments

• Mauritius Commercial Bank

• Maybank Islamic

• Merill Lynch

• Ministry of Finance, Kingdom of Bahrain

• Ministry of Finance, Arab Republic of Egypt

• Moody’s Investors Service

• Morgan Lewis

• Mubadala Investment Company

• MUFG

• Mumtalakat

• National Bank of Fujairah

• National Bank of Oman

• National Bonds Corporation

• National Energy Services Reunited (NESR)

• Natixis

• NBK Capital

• NetRoadshow

• Noga Holding

• OQ

• Oq Gas Networks LLC (formerly Oman Gas Company SAOC)

• Pure Harvest

• Qatar Financial Centre

• RAK Ceramics

• Rasmala

• Rawabi Holding

• Refinitiv

• Rothschild & Co

• Royal London Asset Management (RLAM)

• S&P Global

• Sabic

• Sami Capital

• Samsung Group

• Sancta Capital

• Saudi Electricity Company

• Shanghai Electric

• Shapoorji Pallonji and Company

• SHUAA Capital

• Siemens

• Simmons & Simmons

• Sipchem

• SMBC

• Societe Generale

• SPIC Huanghe Hydropower De-velopment Company

• Squire Patton Boggs

• Standard Chartered Bank

• Saudi Telecom Company

• Strabag

• Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation (SMBC)

• Talc Investments

• Tamasuk Holding Company

• Tawazun Holding

• Telecom Egypt

• The Sustainable City Group

• TMF Group

• Tristar Transport

• Trojan Holding

• UK Export Finance

• Vienna Stock Exchange (Wiener Börse)

• Walkers

• wasl

• White & Case

• White Rock

• Yas Holding

• Yas International Holding

• Zakher Marine International Inc


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HOW MALAYSIA LEVERAGED ITS ISLAMIC CAPITAL MARKET LEADERSHIP TO DEVELOP A SUSTAINABLE FINANCE AND INVESTMENT ECOSYSTEM

Malaysia has a long and successful history in advocating the use of Islamic finance and Islamic capital market instruments. As one of the world’s biggest sukuk (Islamic bonds) issuers the country’s financial regulators and industry players have been at the forefront of innovation in Islamic finance. This is exemplified by its leadership in leveraging the collective Islamic finance expertise of market players to create Shariah-compliant green and sustainable financial instruments. The Malaysian capital market is uniquely poised to answer the call for sustainable finance in promoting long-term economic growth.

Supportive Regulatory Landscape

Malaysia’s capital market regulator, the Securities Commission Malaysia (SC), has long been aware of the need to advocate and develop sustainable finance because it aligns closely with the underlying principles of the nation’s Islamic capital market. The issuance of the SC’s Sustainable and Responsible Investment (SRI) Sukuk Framework in 2014 heralded a significant milestone in Malaysia’s journey towards building a sustainable finance and investment ecosystem. This regulation paves the way for Malaysia to become the largest global corporate issuer of green and sustainable sukuk.

In 2017, the SC issued the Guidelines on Sustainable and Responsible Investment Funds (or SRI Guidelines), to facilitate and encourage the growth of SRI funds in Malaysia. The SRI Guidelines – which enable funds to be designated as SRI funds – apply to both conventional and Shariah-compliant funds under the SC’s purview, e.g. unit trust funds, real estate investment trusts (or REITs), exchange-traded funds (or ETFs), as well as private equity and venture capital funds.

Also in 2017, Malaysia’s central bank, i.e. Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM), launched the Value-Based Intermediation (VBI) Framework to re-orient Islamic finance business models towards realizing the objectives of Shariah that generates a positive and sustainable impact on the economy, community and environment through practices, processes, offerings and conduct. In April this year, BNM released the final issuance of the Climate Change and Principle-based Taxonomy (CCPT) guidance document. The CCPT aims to introduce a principle-based taxonomy for financial institutions, to assess and categorise economic activities in meeting climate-related objectives and also promote the transition to a low-carbon economy. The CCPT also standardises the classification and reporting of climate-related exposures to support risk assessments at the institutional and systemic levels, strengthens accountability and market transparency, and encourages financial flows to support climate-related objectives.

Prioritising Sustainable Investing in the Equity Market

In 2014, Bursa Malaysia (the Malaysian stock exchange) and FTSE Russell launched the FTSE4Good Bursa Malaysia (F4GBM) Index, which constitutes Malaysian stocks selected from the top 200 companies in the FTSE Bursa Malaysia EMAS Index, based on their ESG performance.

In July 2021, the local bourse and FTSE Russell launched the FTSE4Good Bursa Malaysia Shariah (F4GBMS) Index to track the Shariah-compliant constituents of the F4GBM Index, premised on the screening methodology of the SC’s Shariah Advisory Council. The F4GBMS Index will serve as a foundation for fund managers in the development of new investment products comprising a portfolio of Shariah-compliant equities, guided by SRI principles.

Incentivising Sustainability in the Capital Market

A slew of incentives and tax exemptions have been introduced by the Government of Malaysia (GoM) and its agencies, to support and encourage the growth of sustainable finance and investment.

The SC’s SRI Sukuk and Bond Grant Scheme covers the cost of external third-party reviews for all sukuk issued under the SRI Sukuk Framework and bonds issued under the ASEAN Green, Social and Sustainability Bond Standards. Issuers can benefit from this tax-exempt grant, which offsets 90% of their review costs.

A tax deduction is applicable for expenditure on the issuance of all types of bonds and sukuk that achieve green, social and sustainable standards in Malaysia, as approved by the SC.

A tax exemption for fund management companies managing SRI funds is available for statutory income derived from the provision of fund management services for SRI funds in Malaysia.

The Green Technology Financing Scheme (GTFS), launched in 2010 to support the development of green technology in Malaysia, aims to promote green investments in eligible sectors such as energy, water, building and township, transport, waste and manufacturing - by providing easier access to financing and at a lower cost.

A Track Record in SRI

As of August 2021, a total of 20 SRI bonds and sukuk had been issued out in Malaysia – the highest number of corporate issuances in any global market. In April 2021, the issuance of Malaysia’s (first) USD1.3 billion sovereign sustainability sukuk represented the world’s first USD-denominated sustainability sukuk issued by a sovereign. The sukuk, comprising an USD800 million tranche of 10-year Trust Certificates and a USD500 million tranche of 30-year Trust Certificates, underlines the GoM’s key role in driving Malaysia’s sustainability agenda. The sukuk proceeds will be used for eligible social and green projects that uphold the SDGs, and which will also contribute to the country’s socioeconomic development. Notably, the 10-year sukuk attracted a diverse pool of investors, with 55% of the principal amount distributed in Asia; 33% in Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA); and 12% in the US. Meanwhile, some 46% of the principal amount of the 30-year sukuk has been channelled to Asia, followed by EMEA (33%) and the US (21%).

The advancements Malaysia has made in building a holistic SRI ecosystem are due in no small part to its financial sector intermediaries, which have demonstrated their strong commitment to supporting

the nation’s sustainability agenda and have delivered innovative structures along with a plethora of products. In the meantime, Malaysia’s financial regulators have endeavoured to create enabling regulations and a facilitative environment. The country’s achievements are the result of a cohesive and collaborative ecosystem working towards a common goal – a better, greener and more socially responsible world.

WINNERS 2020

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE WINNERS

WINNERBOND HOUSE OF THE YEAR

WINNERESG & SUSTAINABLE FINANCE

ADVISOR OF THE YEAR

WINNERSUKUK HOUSE OF THE YEAR

WINNERLOAN HOUSE OF THE YEAR

REGIONAL INVESTMENT BANK OF THE YEAR

WINNERPROJECT FINANCE BANK

OF THE YEAR

WINNERPROJECT FINANCE BANK

OF THE YEAR

WINNERFINANCIAL ADVISER

OF THE YEAR

WINNERCORPORATE FUNDING TEAM

OF THE YEAR

WINNERBANK & FI FUNDING TEAM

OF THE YEAR

WINNERPROJECT SPONSOR

OF THE YEAR

WINNERSOVEREIGN, SUPRA & AGENCY

BOND DEAL OF THE YEAREmirate of Abu DhabiUSD 5,000,000,000

144a/RegS Senior Unsecured NotesSeptember 2020

WINNERESG & SUSTAINABLE FINANCE

DEAL OF THE YEARArab Republic of Egypt

USD 750,000,000144a/RegS Senior Unsecured Green

BondSeptember 2020

WINNERGROUND-BREAKING DEAL

OF THE YEARUnity Sukuk 1 Ltd (ETIHAD AIRWAYS)

USD 600,000,000RegS Senior Unsecured Transition

Sukuk Al-WakalaOctober 2020

WINNERISLAMIC FINANCE DEAL

OF THE YEARQIB Sukuk Ltd

USD 800,000,000RegS Senior Unsecured Formosa

Sukuk Al-Wakala/MudarabaFebruary 2020

SYNDICATED LOAN DEAL OF THE YEAR

WINNER

Port & Free Zone World (DP World) USD 9,000,000,000

Conventional and Ijarah based Syndicated Financing

April 2020

WINNERQUASI-SOVEREIGN BOND

DEAL OF THE YEARMamoura Diversified Global Holding

USD 4,000,000,000RegS Senior Unsecured Dual-listed

Formosa BondMay 2020

WINNERCORPORATE BOND DEAL OF

THE YEARSABIC

USD 1,000,000,000RegS Senior Unsecured Formosa Bond

September 2020

WINNERFINANCIAL INSTITUTION DEAL

OF THE YEAR Riyad Bank

USD 1,500,000,000RegS 10NC5 Basel-3 AT2 Sukuk

Al-WakalahFebruary 2020

Standard Chartered

Saudi Electricity Company First Abu Dhabi Bank ACWA Power

HSBC HSBC First Abu Dhabi Bank First Abu Dhabi Bank Citi Mizuho

WINNERCAPITAL MARKETS LEGAL

ADVISER OF THE YEAR

WINNERBANKING LEGAL ADVISER OF

THE YEAR

Clifford Chance Allen & Overy

WINNERSOVEREIGN FUNDING TEAM

OF THE YEARNational Debt Management

Centre, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

WINNERMENA FIXED INCOME STRATEGY

(3-YEARS)

Franklin Templeton Gulf Wealth Bond Fund

WINNERMENA FIXED INCOME STRATEGY

(1-YEAR)

FIM PartnersFIM MENA Credit Fund

WINNERGLOBAL SUKUK STRATEGY

(3-YEARS)

Emirates NBD Asset ManagementEmirates Global Sukuk Fund

WINNERGLOBAL SUKUK STRATEGY

(1-YEAR)

WINNERSTRUCTURED FINANCE DEAL

OF THE YEARMa’aden Waad Al Shamal Phosphate

CompanySAR 15,300,000,000

Dual-tranche Senior FacilityJune 2020

Franklin Templeton InvestmentsFranklin Global Sukuk Fund

September 1 2005

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WINNERLEVERAGED FINANCE DEAL

OF THE YEARUnited Brands of Shisha Midco Ltd

USD 260,000,000“Take Private” Leveraged Acquisition

Finance Facility November 2020

WINNERPROJECT FINANCE DEAL

OF THE YEARGalaxy Pipeline Assets Bidco Limited

USD 7,960,000,000 & USD 4,000,000,000

Senior Secured Facility & 144a/RegS Project Bond

June 2020 & November 2020

Sovereign Debt Deal of the Year

WINNER

US$2,000,000,000

November 2019

144a/RegS Multi-Tranche Bond Offering

• Tranche A: $500,000,000 Bond 4.5500% Coupon due in November 2023• Tranche B: $1,000,000,000 Bond 7.0529% Coupon due in January 2032• Tranche C: $500,000,000 Bond 8.1500% Coupon due in November 2059

Joint Lead Managers/Bookrunners

Legal Advisers to the Issuer

Legal Advisers to the Joint Lead Managers

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WHAT OUR SPONSORS SAY ABOUT US

Good to see GFC leading the pack with the first in-person finance conference and awards event post-pan-demic- all the participants appreciated the return to networking after 18 months and the conference/awards event was well organised and well attended, with plenty of topical and accurate content.

Laughlan Waterson, SMBC

I was delighted to have participated in such an amazing conference. It was useful in terms of net-working and meeting people from various financial institutions face to face. The outcome was ex-tremely positive in terms of knowledge and acquaintance.

Carla Ajaka, United Arab Bank

A platform that saw industry chieftains take lead and return to the floor after a hiatus. Much needed fresh perspectives shared and great networking, as always!

Chiradeep Deb, Mashreq

It was incredible re-experiencing face-to-face interaction with clients after being virtual for more than a year. It allowed for much needed human contact. We commend GFC on success of this event & playing their part in keeping us all safe. It was quite reassuring.

Inderpreet Singh, Emirates NBD


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