Sustainable and Responsible Capital Markets Awards 2016: the Winners
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Sustainable and Responsible Capital Markets Awards 2016: the Winners

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GlobalCapital announces the results of its first full scale, standalone set of Sustainable and Responsible Capital Markets Awards.

GlobalCapital announced the winners in a ceremony at the end of the Sustainable & Responsible Capital Markets Forum, held in Amsterdam on September 6.

The Awards were the result of an extensive market poll, conducted in July. Issuers, investors, investment banks and other market participants voted in the poll, choosing the best Green and SRI Bond deals, market participants and innovations in the year July 2015 to July 2016.

These Awards therefore represent the most comprehensive survey so far of market opinion on what are the most impressive actions and actors in this important market.

GlobalCapital would like to thank all who shared their expertise by voting in the poll, and congratulates all the winners and nominees.


Green and SRI Bond Deals of the Year


Most Innovative Green/SRI Bond Deal

 

Apple

$1.5bn 2.85% February 2023, issued in February 2016

Goldman Sachs, Deutsche Bank, JP Morgan, Bank of America Merrill Lynch

2.         Türkiye Sınai Kalkınma Bankası

            $300m 4.875% May 2021, issued in May 2016

3.         Starbucks Corp

            $500m 2.45% June 2026, issued in May 2016

North American Green/SRI Bond Deal of the Year

 

Apple

$1.5bn 2.85% February 2023, issued in February 2016

Goldman Sachs, Deutsche Bank, JP Morgan, Bank of America Merrill Lynch

2.         Renovate America

            Hero Funding Trust 2016-1

            $217.5m 4.05%, issued in February 2016

3.         Starbucks Corp

            $500m 2.45% June 2026, issued in May 2016

EMEA Green/SRI Bond Deal of the Year

 

Türkiye Sınai Kalkınma Bankası

$300m 4.875% May 2021, issued May 2016

BNP Paribas, Citigroup, HSBC, Standard Chartered (gcs), Commerzbank, ING, UniCredit (bks)

2.         Tennet

            €500m 1% June 2026

            €500m 1.875% June 2036, issued in June 2016

3.         Instituto de Crédito Oficial

            €500m 0.1% September 2018, issued in April 2016

Asia Pacific Green/SRI Bond Deal of the Year

 

Bank of China

$1bn 2.25% July 2021

$750m FRN July 2019

€500m 0.75% July 2021

$500m 1.875% July 2019

Rmb1.5bn 3.6% July 2018, issued in July 2016

Bank of China, Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Crédit Agricole, HSBC, BNP Paribas, CCB, Commerzbank, ING, SEB

2.         Agricultural Bank of China

            $500m 2.75% October 2020

            $400m 2.125% October 2018

            Rmb600m 4.15% October 2017, issued in October 2015

3.         Axis Bank

            $500m 2.875% June 2021, issued in June 2016

Latin American Green/SRI Bond Deal of the Year


Nacional Financiera

$500m 3.375% November 2020, issued in November 2015

Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Crédit Agricole, Daiwa

2.         Banco Nacional de Costa Rica

            $500m 5.875% April 2021, issued in April 2016

Public Sector Green Bond Deal of the Year


Région Île-de-France

€650m 0.5% June 2025, issued in June 2016

BNP Paribas, Crédit Agricole, Natixis, Société Générale

2.         Bank Nederlandse Gemeenten

            €1bn 0.05% July 2024, issued in July 2016

3.         Kommuninvest

            $600m 1.5% April 2019, issued in March 2016

Private Sector Green Bond Deal of the Year

 

Apple

$1.5bn 2.85% February 2023, issued in February 2016

Goldman Sachs, Deutsche Bank, JP Morgan, Bank of America Merrill Lynch

2.         ABN Amro

            €500m 0.625% May 2022, issued in May 2016

3.         Tennet

            €500m 1% June 2026

            €500m 1.875% June 2036, issued in June 2016

Green/SRI ABS Deal of the Year

 

Renovate America

Hero Funding Trust 2016-1

$217.5m 4.05%, issued in February 2016

Morgan Stanley, Deutsche Bank

2.         Toyota Motor Credit Corp

            Toyota Auto Receivables 2016-B Owner Trust

            Class A-1 $446m retained

            Class A-2a $325m 1.02%

            Class A-2b $116m FRN

            Class A-3 $441m 1.3%

            Class A-4 $121m 1.52%

            Class B $40m retained, issued in May 2016

3.         SolarCity Corp

            SolarCity FTE Series 1, Series 2016-A

            Class A $152m 4.8%

            Class B $33.5m 6.85%, issued in January 2016

            SolarCity LMC Series V, Series 2016-1

            Class A $52m 5.25%

            Class B $5.2m 7.5%, issued in March 2016

Social Bond Deal of the Year

 

Instituto de Crédito Oficial

€500m 0.1% September 2018, issued in April 2016

BBVA, Crédit Agricole, HSBC

2.         Bank Nederlandse Gemeenten

            €1bn 0.05% July 2024, issued in July 2016

3.         Starbucks Corp

            $500m 2.45% June 2026, issued in May 2016

Best Issuers


Overall Most Impressive Green/SRI Bond Issuer

 

World Bank

2.         KfW

3.         European Investment Bank


Overall Most Impressive Green/SRI Bond Funding Official

 

Aldo Romani, European Investment Bank

Runners-up: Eila Kreivi (EIB), Heike Reichelt (World Bank), Otto Weyhausen-Brinkmann (KfW)

Most Impressive Supranational Green/SRI Bond Issuer

 

European Investment Bank

2.         World Bank

3.         International Finance Corp

Most Impressive Government Agency Green/SRI Bond Issuer

 

KfW

2.         Bank Nederlandse Gemeenten

3.         Kommuninvest

Most Impressive Municipal/Local Authority Green/SRI Bond Issuer

 

Région Île-de-France

2.         Province of Ontario

3.         City of Gothenburg

Most Impressive Bank Green/SRI Bond Issuer

 

ABN Amro

2.         Deutsche Kreditbank

3.         ING

Most Impressive Corporate Green/SRI Bond Issuer

 

Apple

2.         Tennet

3.         Alliander

Best Green/SRI Issuer for Transparency of Pre-Deal Information

 

KfW

2. European Investment Bank

3. World Bank

Best Green/SRI Issuer for Post-Deal Reporting

 

European Investment Bank

2. KfW

3. International Finance Corp

Best Investment Banks


Overall Most Impressive Bank for Green/SRI Capital Markets

 

Crédit Agricole

2. Bank of America Merrill Lynch

3. SEB

Overall Most Impressive Green/SRI Banker

 

Tanguy Claquin, Crédit Agricole

2. Christopher Flensborg, SEB

3. Marilyn Ceci, JP Morgan

 

Most Impressive Green/SRI Bank for Supranational, Sovereign and Agency Borrowers

 

Crédit Agricole

2. SEB

3. Bank of America Merrill Lynch

Most Impressive Green/SRI Bank for Municipal/Local Authority Borrowers

 

Crédit Agricole

2. SEB

3. Bank of America Merrill Lynch

Most Impressive Green/SRI Bank for Private Sector Borrowers

 

Crédit Agricole

2. Bank of America Merrill Lynch

3. ABN Amro

Most Impressive Bank for Americas Green/SRI Capital Markets

 

Bank of America Merrill Lynch

2. JP Morgan

3. Morgan Stanley

Most Impressive Bank for EMEA Green/SRI Capital Markets

 

Crédit Agricole

 

2. SEB

3. HSBC

Most Impressive Bank for Asia Pacific Green/SRI Capital Markets

 

Crédit Agricole

2. HSBC

3. Bank of America Merrill Lynch

Best Investor, Second Opinion Provider and Law Firm


Most Impressive Green/SRI Investment Firm

 

Mirova

2. BlackRock

3. Zurich Insurance

Most impressive Green/SRI Investor

 

Chris Wigley, Mirova

2.         Ashley Schulten, BlackRock

3.         Manuel Lewin, Zurich Insurance

Most Impressive Second Opinion Provider

 

Oekom Research

2.         Cicero

3.         Sustainalytics

Best Green/SRI Law Firm

 

Clifford Chance

2.         Linklaters

3.         Shearman & Sterling

General Awards


Most Influential Champion of the Market

 

Christopher Flensborg, SEB

2.         Sean Kidney, Climate Bonds Initiative

3.         Tanguy Claquin, Crédit Agricole

Most Valuable Innovation for the Green/SRI Bond Market

 

ICMA Green Bond Principles, 2016

2.         Working Towards a Harmonized Framework for Impact Reporting

3.         ICMA Guidance for Issuers of Social Bonds, 2016

Most Supportive Jurisdiction/Government Policy for Green/SRI Bonds

 

China

2.         France

3.         UK

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