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Chapel Hill Denham is proud to have led a cohort of more than 44 parties as the Lead Issuing House/Bookrunner to the Lagos State Government on its successfully completed ₦14.815 billion Series III Fixed Rate Green Bond and ₦230 billion Series IV Fixed Rate Bond, under the ₦1 trillion Debt and Hybrid Instruments Issuance Programme.

The Series III Green Bond is Nigeria’s first sub-national green bond, and the Series IV Bond is the largest non-sovereign bond issued in Nigeria to date. Both Bonds were oversubscribed by 1.9x and 1.6x respectively, attracting strong participation from domestic institutional and individual investors, including pension funds, asset managers, corporates, insurance companies and other financial institutions.

Commenting on the transaction, His Excellency, Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu, Executive Governor of Lagos State, said: “For us, this is more than a financial transaction — it is a strong vote of confidence in Lagos’ future and our shared commitment to sustainable development. We remain committed to pursuing solid economic fundamentals, transparent fiscal practices, infrastructure development, and environmental protection and preservation.”

Mr. Abayomi Oluyomi, Honourable Commissioner for Finance, Lagos State, said: “The issuances are a laudable achievement and testament to the sustained willingness of Lagos State to access and responsibly utilise the domestic capital markets. We are grateful to our esteemed investors whose continued partnership enables us to deliver the infrastructure, social services, and environmental improvements that uplift the lives of millions of Lagosians.”

Bolaji Balogun, Chief Executive Officer, Chapel Hill Denham, said: “We are proud to have supported Lagos State on another landmark issuance that strengthens its long-term financing capacity. The strong investor demand reflects confidence in the State’s strategy and reinforces the critical role domestic capital plays in funding Nigeria’s development. We thank Lagos State and the Debt Management Office for entrusting us with this important mandate.”

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Chapel Hill Denham is pleased to have been recognised as the Best Investment Bank at the 2024 Investment Banking Awards organised by the Association of Issuing Houses of Nigeria (AIHN) at its awards ceremony on Thursday, the 13th November 2025, in Lagos. Chapel Hill Denham also won the award for Best Equity House, Best Debt House, Best Public Sector Bond House and Best Equity Listing of the Year.

The Investment Banking Awards spotlight the contributions and celebrate the continued excellence of investment banks in Nigeria, particularly their role in facilitating economic growth and the success of Nigeria’s capital markets.  

Kemi Awodein, Managing Director, Investment Banking, Chapel Hill Denham, said: “We are grateful to the Association of Issuing Houses of Nigeria for this recognition. These awards reflect our unwavering dedication to delivering outstanding service to our clients, and we remain committed to maintaining this standard.” 

Bolaji Balogun, Chief Executive Officer, Chapel Hill Denha,m said: “We thank our clients, regulators, partners, and other market stakeholders for their unwavering trust, which remains the foundation of our success. This recognition further reinforces our commitment to leading with innovation, deepening Nigeria’s capital markets, and delivering exceptional results for all our clients.”

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Chapel Hill Denham is pleased to announce that the Financial Times and the World Bank Group named the Nigeria Infrastructure Debt Fund (“NIDF”) as the winner of the 2025 Africa Sustainable Futures Award on Wednesday 22^nd October.  The Award recognises NIDF’s innovative and impactful solution to Africa’s development challenges with a focus on NIDF’s long-term, scalable interventions.

Philip Southwell, Partner, Chapel Hill Denham, said: “Grateful to the Financial Times and the World Bank Group for recognising the work the NIDF team has done over the last decade, bringing clean energy to Africa. We remain committed to providing capital market and local currency solutions that will build the ‘AI’ that truly matters – African Infrastructure.”

Bolaji Balogun, Chief Executive Officer, Chapel Hill Denham, said: “Access to affordable, reliable energy is critical to powering Africa’s growth and delivering on Mission 300. This recognition by the Financial Times and the World Bank affirms the role that NIDF is playing in accelerating access through scalable, local-currency solutions – delivering infrastructure and building a more sustainable future for Africa.”

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