2020 Winners | The Association of Corporate Treasurers

2020 Winners

And the winners are...

 

Overall winner: Deal of the Year

Amid severe pandemic pressures and other business tensions, Rolls-Royce’s multifaceted deal stood out for its sheer scope and intricacy.
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Team Awards Sponsor

Loans below £750m

Riverside’s SONIA-based refinancing helped provide a model of how bank debt based on the new reference rate would look going forward.
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Bonds above £750m

Scale, complexity and innovation were the defining hallmarks of BP’s record-breaking, multi-tranche bonds issue.
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Most innovative response to the COVID-19 crisis

Informa’s rapid response to COVID-19, announced even before the advent of social distancing, helped the events brand dig in for the long haul.
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Large treasury team

A vigilant approach to group cash protection and its first TMS upgrade for a decade gave the BAE Systems team a winning edge.
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Loans above £750m

GasLog’s multijurisdictional refinancing impressed the panel with its complexity and the breadth of the collaborative effort that drove it to completion.
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Corporate Finance

Amid severe pandemic pressures and other business tensions, Rolls-Royce’s multifaceted deal stood out for its sheer scope and intricacy.
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Small treasury team

Blockbuster acquisitions, shrewd cash pooling and a flurry of cross-currency interest swaps earned a win for Froneri’s treasury duo.
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Bonds below £750m

In issuing the first-ever social bond with a specific focus on education, Pearson has set a gold standard for other major corporates to follow.
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ESG Finance

Tied to a set of broader corporate citizenship policies, Ahold Delhaize’s ‘reward or punish’ RCF set a high bar for ESG performance.
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Medium treasury team

A transformational acquisition and a well-engineered refinancing were just two factors that helped this Mitie team to victory.
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Chairman's overview

2020 brought challenges tougher than many treasurers have encountered before. Philip Learoyd praises the swift responses shown by this year’s nominees.
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