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In a matter of weeks I have been able to reach dozens of institutions operating in the field of sustainable finance across a variety of countries. While our industry copes with an economic and health crisis, forums such as the ESG & Capital Markets Africa Virtual series are setting the stage for digital sharing of what responsible investment practices should look like: transparent, accessible and trustworthy. Alessia Falsarone, Managing Director, Head of Sustainable Investing, PineBridge Investments

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www.BondsLoans.com/events/esgafrica BRINGING GLOBAL SUSTAINABLE FINANCE LEADERS TOGETHER WITH THE AFRICAN CAPITAL MARKETS COMMUNITY

Meet senior decision-makers from African sovereigns, corporates and ; share knowledge; debate; network; and move your business forward in the current economic climate without having to travel.

400+ 30+ 170+ 150+ SENIOR WORLD CLASS SOVEREIGN, CORPORATE INVESTORS, LENDERS ATTENDEES SPEAKERS & FI BORROWERS & ARRANGERS

Access top market practitioners from across Industry leading speakers will share Hear first-hand how key local and Leverage our concierge the globe who are active in the African “on-the-ground” market intelligence and international market representatives are meeting service markets, including: senior borrowers, investors, updates on Africa’s economic backdrop. navigating Africa’s current economic to engage with global bankers & government representatives. Gain actionable insights and practical climate/what they expect in the future and local investors Network to build on existing relationships and solutions to move your business forward whilst increasing their focuses on ESG and host non-deal create new opportunities in the current in a more sustainable direction and sustainability roadshow meetings economic climate THIS IS THE ONLY EVENT TO: Deliver solution driven content on ESG finance focused solely on the African market Bring international sustainable finance leaders together with local financial markets to shape what ESG looks like in Africa Map out the journey for African issuers to raise sustainable instruments in this new environment

AUDIENCE BREAKDOWN BY SECTOR JOB TITLE/SENIORITY BREAKDOWN 1% Exchanges 2% DFIs & ECAs 2% Non- FIs 4% DFIs & ECAs

37% 25% Sovereigns Regional & 400+ & Corporates International Banks Attendees TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT 29% SPEAKING AND SPONSORSHIP Investors 37% 30% 17% 16% Managing CEO/ Vice Manager/ Contact Cedric Turbet Director/ CFO/ President/ Other Head of Treasurer Director Tel: +44 (0)77 53 408 960 Email: [email protected]

To register your virtual delegate place: email [email protected] COMPANIES THAT PARTICIPATE IN OUR ESG & CAPITAL MARKETS AFRICA EVENT

• 9Mobile • Banque Ouest Africaine de • EBS Advisory • Greenmillenia Energy Ltd • Ministry of Finance and Economic • Specialised Finance • Scatec Solar Développement (BOAD) Development, Sierra Leone • ABC Capital • Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality • Greenstone Capital • Omnia Group • Sector Electric Barings Ministry of Finance and Economic Aberdeen Asset Management • Emirates NBD Grit Group • Pan Africa Solar Limited Securities and Exchange Commission • • • Planning, • • Barloworld Nigeria Absa • Engie GuarantCo Pangaea Securities • • • Ministry of Finance, Cote d’Ivoire • Bayport Management Ltd • Securities and Exchange Commission Access Bank • Environmental Resources Management Harith General Partners Pareto Limited • • • • Ministry of Finance, Egypt • Zambia Be Financial Group (ERM) • Acorn Holdings Africa • Helios Investment Partners Pastini Capital • • Ministry of Finance, Ivory Coast • Select Africa Black Stars Investment Equites Property Fund Limited • • Addendum Funding Solutions • • Helios Towers Africa Penplan Services • • Ministry of Finance, Niger • Seplat Petroleum Bluebay Asset Management Eskom • • AEA Investors • • HERMES Pension Funds Operators Association of • • Ministry of Finance, Senegal • Shift Green Construction BMO Global Asset Management Euler Hermes • Nigeria (PenOp) • Africa Finance Corporation • • I&M Bank • • Mixta Africa Shoprite Botswana Housing Corporation European Investment Bank (EIB) • Perpetua Investment Managers • Africa Investors • • Imperial Holdings • • • M-Kopa Solar Sigma Pensions Ltd Botswana Power Corporation Even Keel • Phillip Tokai Tokyo Investment • Africa Merchant Capital • • Indorama Eleme Petrochemicals • • • MMI Holdings Management South African Reserve Bank Brentvale Limited Evolution Africa Capital • • Africa Plus Partners • • InfraCredit • • Momentum Group PIMCO Stanbic IBTC Capital BUA International Nigeria Eximia Realty • • • African Development Bank • • Investec Asset Management • • Moody’s Investors Service PineBridge Investments Standard Bank CABRI Secretariat Exxaro Resources • • • African Infrastructure Investment • • Investec Bank • • Morgan Stanley POSTBANK Stanlib Managers (AIIM) Cape Berkshire Asset Management Faulu Micro-Finance Bank • • • • • Investment One • MTN Group Power Africa and Trade State Bank of African Trade Agency Capital Markets Authority Kenya FBNQuest Asset Management • • • • • • Kenya • Muvaca Capital Powerhouse International Sterling Bank Plc AfricInvest Catalis Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria • • • • • • KPMG • Securities Exchange Prescient Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation AIICO Pension Managers Ltd CBA Capital Fencas Real Estate Development • • • • • • Kristal.Ai (SMBC) Company • Naspers Principles for Responsible Investment Airports Company South Africa of Eswatini • • • • KSM2G Professionals Taquanta Asset Managers Fidelis Finance • National Bank of Commerce Private Infrastructure Development • Akin Gump Strauss Hauer and Feld Central Bank of Lesotho • • • • • Kwazulu Natal Provincial Treasury Group (PIDG) Terebinth Capital Fidelity Bank • National Oil Corporation of Kenya • All On Partnerships for Energy Access Centum Investment • • • • Laurium Capital Prudential Investment Managers Transaction Capital Recoveries Finenergi • National Treasury, Republic of South • • AllianceBernstein CGF Bourse • • • • Lazard Asset Management Africa Public Investment Corporation (PIC) TransCentury First Principles • • • • Allianz • Chevron • • Lead Asset Management Corporate and Investment Rand Merchant Bank TransCentury Kenya • First Trust Mortgage Bank plc • • • • Allianz Investments • City of Johannesburg Metropolitan Banking • Leadway Assurance Company Rathbones Transnet SOC Municipality • FirstRand Bank • • • Altruist Investments Net-Worth Capital • Leadway Capital & Trusts Ltd • RAWSUR SA, RDC Truworths International • Climate Bonds Initiative • Fitch Ratings • • • Amundi Asset Management Neuberger Berman • Lion’s Head Global Partners • Raymond James Financial UAP Old Mutual • Commercial International Bank (CIB) • Fitch Solutions • • • Apollo Asset Management New Development Bank • Lithon Project Consultants • RBN Fund Managers Development Bank • Cooperative Bank of Kenya • FSL Asset Management Limited • • • APT Commodities Ngwedi • Lombard Odier Asset Management • Redcliffe International Shipping UMOA - Titres • Cooperative Governance and • Gapi-SI, SA • • • Arab Investment Bank Nigerian British Chamber of Commerce Traditional Affairs • London Stock Exchange • Redefine Properties Union Bank of Nigeria • Gauteng Infrastructure Financing • • • Ardova Plc Nigerian Investment Promotion Coronation Asset Management Agency (GIFA) • LUMIERE G INTERNATIONAL LTD • Renewable Energy Association of Nigeria Union Investment Privatfonds • Commission • • • Ariya Capital (REAN) CRDB Bank Gauteng Infrastrucuture Financing • M&G Investments United States Agency for International • • Nigerian Social Insurance Trust Fund • • ARM-Harith Infrastructure Investment Agency • • Rho Capital Development (USAID) • Cytonn Investments • MANSA BANK (NSITF) • Ashburton Investments • Gavi, The Vaccine Alliance • Risk Insights • Ushiri Holdings • Dangote Group • Manulife Asset Management • Ninety One • ASISA • GCA Capital Partners • S&P Global • Verdant Capital • Dangote Sugar Refinery • Maris Africa Group • Non-Bank Financial Institutions • Aspen Pharmacare GCR Ratings Regulatory Authority SA Home Loans Vetiva Capital Management • Debt Management Office, Nigeria • • Mauritius Commercial Bank • • • Axxela Limited GE Capital Norsad Finance SA Taxi Finance Viathan Engineering • Deveraux • • Mazi Capital • • • • Bank of Industry Genius Investment Group North South Power Company Saffron Wealth Vodacom Group • Dufil Prima Foods PLC • • Metropol Corporation Limited • • • • Bank of Ghana Infrastructure Investment Fund NPF Pensions Sagalla City Ltd Webber Wentzel • Dyer and Blair • • Kenya • • • • Bank of Singapore Government of Cape Town Nuveen Investments Samata Capital Wilmar • Venture Capital Association • • Ministère du Développement, de • • • • Bank of Uganda Government Pension Fund, Thailand l’Economie et des Finances, Benin Office of the Vice President, Federal Sanlam Zenith Bank • East African Breweries • • • • Republic of Nigeria. • Banque Misr Graduate School of Business Sanlam Investments • East Capital • • Ministry of Finance and Economic Affairs, • Old Mutual Investment Group Granate Asset Management Gambia • Saturna • Eaton Vance Management • •

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With so much available, online conference organisers need to do something special to attract valuable attention. ESG & Capital Markets Africa Virtual did that by ensuring that the content was cutting edge – it was a one stop immersion into the latest Nicole Martens, James Doree, Arvana Singh, Phil Davis, Independent Managing Director, Head: Sustainable Director of ESG, advancements in the field from across the continent. Sustainable Finance Lion’s Head Global Finance Solutions, Helios Investment Partners Specialist Partners Nedbank CIB Dr. Susan deWitt, UNDP SDG Impact Advisor and Senior Advisor, Bertha Centre for Social Innovation, University of Cape Town

Brian Marcus, Greg Smith, Nneka Chike-Obi, Fergus McCormack, Head of Capital Emerging Markets Fund Director, Sustainable Director, Sovereign Management,, Manager, Finance, Research, Seplat Petroleum M&G Investments Fitch Ratings EM Investor Alliance

To register your virtual delegate place: email [email protected] AGENDA: TUESDAY 15TH JUNE 2021 ALL TIMES IN SOUTH AFRICA LOCAL TIME (GMT+2)

09:00 COP26 and net zero by 2050: How does the African ESG and transition story fit within 11:25 Reconciling S & G with E: What are the key credentials that investors are looking for a global context? when assessing investment into Africa? • North vs. South vs. East vs. West: How is a just transition being supported and delivered across • How are investors weighing up the commodity-rich make-up of Africa’s economies and Africa? How achievable is “transition” for the continent’s regions? (infrastructure) needs vs. their own requirements to invest sustainably What weighting is being • To what extent is the application of global climate change policies affecting the African placed on S and G vs. E in a post-COVID world? transition story? Should the continent be following its own path? • What are investors looking for from ‘brown’ companies? Under what conditions could fossil fuel • In what way is there a mismatch between Africa’s needs vs. the rest of the world? companies (or fossil fuel-dependent sovereigns) qualify as investable for ESG funds? What • Which elements of the EU and (newly created) South African ESG taxonomies could be questions are being asked? adopted by other African economies? • Is divestment an option? Nicole Martens, Independent Sustainable Finance Specialist • Green Reporting: What metrics are investors looking for/following? Is there a benchmark? Simone Utermarck, Director, Sustainable Finance, ICMA • How much of a bearing does an ESG rating impact investment decisions? Vice Minister, Fiscal Policies, Ministry of Finance, Ahmed Kouchouk, The Egyptian Arabic Republic Phil Davis, Director of ESG, Helios Investment Partners Co-Head of SA & Africa Fixed Income, Simon Howie, Ninety One Giulia Pellegrini, Deputy CIO, EM Fixed Income, Allianz Global Investors Emmanuel Haye, Deputy Head of the Financial Institutions Debt Group, Proparco 09:45 Green, blue and sustainable: What are the markets conditions that will allow an ESG Robert Lewenson, Head of Stewardship, Old Mutual Investment Group related bond market to develop in Africa? Andrew Johnstone, Chief Executive Officer, Sanlam InfraWorks • Pricing, tenor and a diversity of instruments: How do these factors stack up when looking at issuing sustainably? To what extent do more instruments mean more issuances (and therefore 12:10 How should prospective ESG-related issuers be navigating and implementing a deeper bond market)? frameworks, regulations and reporting metrics? • Bringing ‘S’ to the fore: To what extent has and will an increase in social bond issuances aid the recovery from COVID-19 across Africa? • What are the expectations when it comes to ESG reporting in Africa? What is looking to be achieved? • Exploring the role of the development finance community: What role are DFIs, IFIs and ECAs • Are there sufficient (tangible) metrics in place across Africa to make ESG reporting achievable? playing in supporting the market to issue sustainably and in a cost-effective manner? • What information is required from companies in order to comprehensively complete ESG reporting? • What more could FIs be doing to aid and deepen the bond market in Africa? • Understanding the first steps that institutions should be taking when drafting their own ESG Nneka Chike-Obi, Director, ESG Research, Sustainable Finance, Fitch Ratings frameworks James Doree, Managing Director, Lion’s Head • Does reporting look different for an O&G (or commodity-related) company? If so, how? Siby Diabira, Regional Director for Southern Africa and Indian Ocean, Proparco Natalie van der Bijl, Integrated Reporting & Sustainability Officer, Growthpoint Properties Courtney Lowrance, Managing Director, Sustainability and Corporate Transitions, Citi Markus Quick, Partner, KPMG Moderated by: Arvana Singh, Head: Sustainable Finance Solutions, Nedbank CIB Shrey Kohli, Head of Debt Capital Markets, London Stock Exchange Christopher Marks, Managing Director, Head of Emerging Markets, EMEA, MUFG 10:40 How can commodity-based and hydrocarbon-rich sovereigns and companies prepare themselves for and manage the ‘green transition’? 12:55 To what extent is there a mispricing of African risk when it comes to ESG? • Sharing best practices and success stories: How and to what extent have African corporates • Greenium of issuing sustainably: How does pricing stack up when looking at green vs. vanilla vs. adopted ESG principles into their growth strategies? ESG-linked bonds? • Joining the dots between cost and ROI: How can sovereigns and corporates access capital in • How much have green issuances out of Africa helped current and future pricing for African these early stages to help with their transition? issuers? • Looking beyond ‘pure renewables’ and helping to make the infrastructure sector more • How does pricing of non-debt green products compare? sustainable: Should (and are) investors and financiers be looking at Africa through a different • How are banks handling credit risk management in terms of sustainability? lens when thinking about sustainability? What support are they offering to companies looking Greg Smith, Fund Manager, M&G Investments to define a corporate ESG policy? Marilyn Obaisa-Osula, Associate Director (ESG/ Sustainability), KPMG Brian Marcus, Head of Capital Management, Seplat Petroleum Shiran Moodley, Head, ESG & Sustainable Finance, Absa Fergus McCormack, Director, Sovereign Research, EM Investor Alliance Natalie Mordi-Hillaert, Head of ESG Capital Markets, EMEA, BofA Securities 13:40 Close of conference Moderated by: Greg Fyfe, Head, Sustainable Finance, Standard Bank

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