Banks, investors, borrowers, private equity houses and law firms are invited to vote for the best performers of 2011. Please click here to cast your vote.
And a quick reminder that the date of the 9th Syndicated Loans & Leveraged Finance Dinner, where we will reveal the winners, has changed from February 8 to January 31, 2012 (contact Oliver Hawkins on +44 20 7779 7304 for information on how to attend).
In January, EuroWeek will publish the shortlist for each award, based on the institutions and deals that get the most votes.
Each institution is only allowed ONE VOTE, so please consult your colleagues before submitting your votes. A full list of the categories is available below.
Institutions CANNOT VOTE FOR THEMSELVES. In the bank categories, institutions must vote in a category to be eligible to win it.
For some of these categories, you have been invited to choose from a shortlist of banks. These shortlists have been made up from the top 10 bookrunners in each category by both allocations and number of deals according to Dealogic. The full lists of nominees for these categories can be found here.
In those categories, you can still vote for banks not on the list by selecting ‘other’ and typing in the name.
Your participation in the poll and your votes will remain confidential.
If you have any questions about the poll, please contact EuroWeek's loan editor at nflitman@euroweek.com.
LIST OF CATEGORIES
Deals of the year:
Deal of the year
French deal of the year
UK deal of the year
German deal of the year
Spanish deal of the year
Benelux deal of the year
Italian deal of the year
Nordic deal of the year
Russian deal of the year
CEE deal of the year
Middle Eastern deal of the year
African deal of the year
Turkish deal of the year
Leveraged loan of the year
Project finance deal of the year
Worst deal of the year
Most impressive borrower by sector:
Most impressive TMT borrower
Most impressive power and utility borrower
Most impressive industrial borrower
Most impressive auto and transport borrower
Most impressive consumer and retail borrower
Most impressive natural resources borrower (including commodities, oil, gas, metals and mining)
Best bank awards:
Most impressive arranger of EMEA loans
Best arranger of corporate loans
Best arranger of financial institution loans
Best arranger of M&A loans
Best arranger of project finance loans
Bank with the most improved market profile
Most innovative arranger
Arranger best able to read market conditions
Best bank arrangers by region:
Best arranger of Western European loans
Best arranger of French loans
Best arranger of UK loans
Best arranger of German loans
Best arranger of Spanish loans
Best arranger of Benelux loans
Best arranger of Italian loans
Best arranger of Nordic loans
Best arranger of Russian loans
Best arranger of CEE loans
Best arranger of Middle Eastern loans
Best arranger of African loans
Best arranger of Turkish loans
Best leveraged loan houses:
Best arranger of leveraged loans
Best private equity house
Best institutional investor in senior loans
Best distressed loan investor
Best mezzanine loan investor
Best LBO advisory bank
Best syndicated loan houses:
Best secondary loans house
Best arranger of mid-cap loans
Best arranger of Schuldscheine
Best loan restructuring adviser
Best law firm
