Deutsche Bank wins seven GlobalCapital Bond Awards
Deutsche Bank received seven honours at the GlobalCapital Bond Awards 2026, recognising the bank and two of its bankers across debt capital markets, including sovereign, supranational and agency (SSA) bonds, financial institutions, corporate bonds, ESG and liability management.
The awards were announced at a ceremony in London on 17 June. Winners are selected through a vote by market participants across the international debt capital markets community.
The 2026 awards recognise Deutsche Bank as well as two individual bankers:
Most Impressive Bank for Corporate Liability Management
Most Impressive Corporate Bond House in Swiss Francs
Most Impressive FIG House in Euros
Most Impressive SSA House in Euros
Most Impressive Syndicate Team for SSA Bonds
Most Impressive ESG Investment Banker: Carla La-Tona
Most Impressive SSA Syndicate Banker: Neal Ganatra
The recognition covers expertise across origination, syndicate, sales, trading, research and risk management. According to the source, it also reflects Deutsche Bank’s work in delivering financing solutions and advice to clients in complex market conditions.
Deutsche Bank received seven honours at the GlobalCapital Bond Awards 2026, recognising the bank and two of its bankers across debt capital markets, including sovereign, supranational and agency (SSA) bonds, financial institutions, corporate bonds, ESG and liability management.
The awards were announced at a ceremony in London on 17 June. Winners are selected through a vote by market participants across the international debt capital markets community.
The 2026 awards recognise Deutsche Bank as well as two individual bankers:
The recognition covers expertise across origination, syndicate, sales, trading, research and risk management. According to the source, it also reflects Deutsche Bank’s work in delivering financing solutions and advice to clients in complex market conditions.
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