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www.BondsLoansTurkey.com MARKET INSIGHTS · BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT · NETWORKING · INDUSTRY LEADERSHIP Strategic Partner Platinum Sponsor Gold Sponsors Lunch Sponsor Silver Sponsors Bronze Sponsors Bonds, Loans & Sukuk is the best financing event in Turkey and has always set the standard. It is a key event for top executives, financial professionals and decision makers to attend. Famer Engin, Export Development Canada Senior speakers and access to behind the scene market insights Issuers and Borrowers 10% • Görkem Elverici, Chief Financial Officer,Sisecam Law Firms 30% • Orhun Kostem, Chief Financial Officer,Anadolu Efes Corporates and FI issuers • Kaan Aktan, Chief Financial Officer,Turk Telekom 16% Advisors, • Fatih Tokkal, Head of Treasury, Yildirim Holding Economists & Government • Vecih Yilmaz, Chief Financial Officer, Çimsa Speaker • Selahattin Bilgen, Chief Financial Officer,IGA Airport Breakdown • Elchin Ibadov, Chief Financial Officer,Star Refinery 24% • Hakan Aras, Chief Financial Officer,Borusan Enerji Investors 20% Investors and Economists Banks • Roger Kelly, Lead Regional Economist, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development • Novruz Bashirov, Emerging Markets Portfolio Manager, Rimrock Capital Management, LLC • Orhan Kaya, Chief Economist, ICBC Turkey • John Bates, Portfolio Manager, Head of Research, EM Corporate Fixed Income, PineBridge Investments • Yiğit Onat, Chief Investment Officer,HSBC Asset Management Bonds, Loans & Sukuk Turkey is an • Richard Segal, Senior Emerging Markets Strategist, Manulife Asset important international event which Management provides networking, informs about the • Todd Schubert, Managing Director and Head of Fixed Income latest developments and gives chance to Research, Bank of Singapore debate with market participants. High • Ashwinder Singh Bakhshi, Director, Financial Sector Research, qualified speakers, high profiled participants Barings and relevant topics are the key factors that contribute to the success of this event. • James Bejjani, Director, Family Office,Broadgate Advisers Every year we’re getting excited to attend. • Brigitte Posch, Managing Director, Head of Emerging Markets Debt, Apollo Global Asset Management Esra Ada, Nuve Capital • Yılmaz Arısoy, Chief Executive Officer,Yapı Kredi Yatırım • Mehmet Ali Ersari, Chief Executive Officer,AK Asset Management • Ahmet Burak Dağlıoğlu, Vice President, Invest in Turkey 2 www.BondsLoansTurkey.com Senior speakers and access to behind the scene market insights Senior speakers and access to behind the scene market insights International and Regional Lender Speakers As a speaker, I had a dynamic discussion which • Mehmet Hakan Atilla, Chief Executive Officer, Borsa Istanbul was a great experience. Overall, the organisation • Spencer Maclean, Global Head of Bond Syndicate, Standard Chartered Bank • Philippe Dauba-Pantanacce, Geopolitical Strategist, Standard Chartered Bank was great and attracted an invaluable • Markus Bayer, Head of CEE Debt Capital Markets, MUFG Securities list of attendees. • Derin Altan, Partner, GKC Partners • Irina Sfeir, Director, Debt Capital Markets, SMBC Nikko Orhan Kaya, ICBC Turkey • Meral Ozcicek, Executive Vice President, Türkiye Sınai Kalkınma Bankası • Yiğit Arslancık, Assistant General Manager, Managing Director, Head of Wholesale Banking, HSBC • Sabir Ahmed, Executive Director, Head of Islamic Origination, Standard Chartered Bank • Rizwan Kanji, Partner, Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP • Paul Lund, Senior Director, Head of EMEA Industrials, Fitch Ratings • Benjamin Olson, Director, Debt Capital Markets, Standard Chartered Bank • Nadia Zubairi, Head of Debt Capital Markets, Bank ABC • Batuhan Tufan, Senior Vice President and Head of Financial Institutions, Garanti BBVA • Raouf Jundi, Managing Director, Syndications, Debt Capital Markets – Loans & Bonds, MUFG Securities • Ali Tahan, Senior Vice President, International Banking and Investor Relations, VakifBank • Farhan Malik, Vice President, Syndications Capital Markets, Bank ABC • Mehmet Gonen, Executive Vice President, Borsa Istanbul • Muzaffer Aksoy, Chief Representative, Turkey, Bank ABC • Emre Hatem, Director of Corporate Loans and Project Finance Restructuring Department, Garanti BBVA • Nazan Ilhan, Vice President, Special Credits Akbank • Can Yucel, Head of Corporate Loans, Iş Bank • Guniz Gokce, Partner, GKC Partners • Liz Osbourne, Partner, Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP • Famer Engin, Senior Regional Manager, Eastern Mediterranean & Caucasus, Export Development Canada • Yeşim Bezen, Senior Partner, Bezen & Partners • Yasemin Kuytak, Director, KfW IPEX-Bank • Yeliz Tufekcioglu, Head of Turkey, SACE www.BondsLoansTurkey.com 3 Bringing buyers and sellers together to conduct business REASONS TO ATTEND 1 Roadshow showcasing select number of Bonds & Loans Turkey Award nominees - including Sisecam, Arcelik and VakifBank – with the ability to vote for them. 2 300+ Investors and Issuers attended 3 60+ Investors and Fund Managers from 90+ Regional banks and Financial institutions attended 4 80+ CEOs, CFOs and Corporate Treasurers from 140+ Corporate Borrowers and Issuers attended 527 Attendees 53 Senior Level Speakers 263 Corporates, borrowers & issuers attended 20% Regional & International 4 Banks attended Bringing buyers and sellers together to conduct business Bringing buyers and sellers together to conduct business Attended by top Turkish borrowers • Abdul Latif Jameel International • Istanbul Gold Refinery • Acibadem Saglik Hizmetleri (ACIBD) • Kalyon Construction Industry and Trade • AK Enerji • Kaptan Demir Celik • Akfen Holding • Karaca Zuccaciye Ticaret ve Sanayi A.Ş • Akfen Renewable Energy • Karadeniz Holding • Aksa • Kastamonu Entegre • Aksa Enerji • Koc Holding • Alarko Holding • Kolin Construction, Tourism Industry and • Anadolu Efes Trading Co. • Anadolu Group • Kordsa Global Endüstriyel İplik Ve Kord Bezi • Arçelik • LC Waikiki • Astaldi Concessioni S.p.A. • Limak Holding • Aygaz • Logo Business Solutions (Logo Yazılım) • Banvit Bandirma Vitaminli Yem Sanayii • Makyol Construction Company • BAYEGAN. • Medical Park • Bilkent Holding A.Ş. • MV Holding • BLG Capital • Nordex • Borusan Enerji • Nurol LLC • Borusan Holding • Ozbal Çelik Boru • Bosch • Palmet Enerji The quality of the organization was superb. The relevance of the content to today’s hot topics was also very • Boyner Buyuk Magazacılık • Park Holding • Brisa Bridgestone Sabanci Lastik • Pegasus Airlines well balanced. • Canakkale Otoyol ve Koprusu Insaat Yatırım • Rixos Hotels ve Isletme • Ronesans Holding • Cargill • Sabanci Holding Elchin Ibadov, Star Refinery • CCI - Coca Cola Icecek • Sarkuysan Elektrolitik Bakir San Ve Tic • CCN Holding • Siemens • Cimsa • Sisecam • Cimsa Cimento • Socar • Ciner Group • Socar Turkas Energy • CK Enerji Yatırım • Soyak Holding • Coca Cola Icecek • Star Rafineri • Dagi Giyim • STFA Group • Demir Export • SunExpress • Demiroren Holding • TAV Airports Holding • Dogus Holding • Tekfen Construction and Installation • Dogus Insaat • TOFAS Turk Otomobil Fabrikası • Eczacibasi Holding • Tupras • Ege Kimya • Turcas Petrol • Emd Enerji Merkezi • Turk Telekom • EMLAK KONUT GYO • TURKCELL • Emta • Turkcell Finansman • Enerjisa • Turkish Airlines • Enka Insaat Ve Sanayi • Tuyap Tum Fuarcilik Yapim • Entek Elektrik Uretimi A.S. • Untes Isitma Klima Sogutma San. Tic. A.S. • Enterprise Rent a Car • Yapi Merkezi • Erciyas Holding • Yasar Holding • Erdemir • Yenikoy Kemerkoy Elektrik Uretim ve Ticaret • Ford Otosan A.S. • Gulermak Agir Sanayi Ins Ve Taahhut • Yildirim Holding • Gulsan Holding • Yildiz Holding • Güriş • Yolbulan Bastug Metalurji • Gurmen Group • Yucel Boru • IC Holding • Yüksel İnşaat • Ziylan Real Estate Investment • IC Investment Holding & Management Inc. • İGA Airport • Zorlu Holding • İGA Havalimanı İşletmesi A.Ş. • ZTE Corporation • Intercity 5 Companies that attended Bonds, Loans & Sukuk Turkey 2019 The networking event of the year 24 Gayrimenkul Portfoy Yonetimi Barings Dogus Insaat International Finance Corporation (IFC) Ozbal Steel Pipe Company Tupras Abdul Latif Jameel International BAYEGAN. Dubai Islamic Bank Intesa Sanpaolo Paksoy Attorneys at Law Turcas Petrol Acibadem Saglik Hizmetleri (ACIBD) Bezen & Partners Eczacibasi Holding Invest in Turkey Palmera Capital Limited Türk Eximbank ACTUS Asset Management BİLGİLİ HOLDİNG Ege Kimya Is Asset Management Palmet Enerji Turk Telekom Ak Asset Management Bilkent Holding A.Ş. Emd Enerji Merkezi IS Bankasi Park Holding TURKCELL AK Enerji BLG Capital Emirates NBD IS Investment Pegasus Airlines Turkcell Finansman AK Lease Bluebay Asset Management EMLAK KONUT GYO IS Private Equity Investment Trust Pekin & Pekin Turkey Wealth Fund Akbank TAS BNP Paribas Emta Istanbul Gold Refinery PineBridge Investments Turkish Airlines Akfen Holding Borsa Istanbul Enerjisa Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality Privatization Administration of the Turkiye Finans Akfen Renewable Energy Borusan Enerji Engie Istanbul Portfolio Management Republic of Turkey Türkiye Kalkınma Bankası Akin Gump Strauss Hauer and Feld Borusan Holding Enka Insaat Ve Sanayi Kalyon Construction Industry and Trade Qatar Financial Centre Turkven Private Equity Akol Law Frim Bosch Entek Elektrik Uretimi A.S. Kaptan Demir Celik QNB Finansbank Tuyap Tum Fuarcilik Yapim Aksa Boyner Buyuk Magazacılık Enterprise Rent a Car Karaca Zuccaciye Ticaret ve Sanayi A.Ş Quantum Investment Bank UK Export Finance Aksa Enerji Brisa Bridgestone Sabanci Lastik Erciyas Holding Karadeniz Holding Reed Smith Undersecretariat of Treasury, Turkey
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    THE ONLY EVENT DEDICATED TO ESG, BONDS & LOANS BECOME A SPONSOR Places sell out fast - call Rebecca Mead on +44 (0)207 045 0929 Clients we work with TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT SPONSORING contact REBECCA MEAD on +44 (0)207 045 0929 or email [email protected] 2 How borrowers, issuers and investors can implement ESG funding strategies and frameworks Environmental, sustainable and governance has always been a criteria that most companies and investors have considered and factored into their funding and investment strategies for many years. So what’s changed? As general sentiment, the media and a generational shift on topics such as climate change and sustainable development continues to garner more traction, so to has it catapulted ESG and sustainable investment up the priority list for investors. The ESG Capital Markets Summit looks to bring together investors, issuers, regulators and financiers to better understand investors’ ESG investment strategies and criteria, assess the viability of all debt instruments available to issuers and understand what challenges and hurdles must be overcome to implement them. 250+ 60% 100% ATTENDEES INVESTORS AND DIRECTOR LEVEL ISSUERS AND ABOVE Audience breakdown by sector Audience breakdown by job function 30% 40% 30% 20% CEO/CFO Heads of/ 10% Issuers Vice President/ Partner 15% Managing Director Advisors and Director regulators 25% Banks 30% Investors 3 Become a sponsor Position yourself as a specialist in the sector Showcase your expertise by joining a panel discussion or presenting a case study