Chapel Hill Denham wins three Euromoney awards, named Nigeria’s top investment bank for fifth year

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Chapel Hill Denham has won three honours at the 2026 Euromoney Awards for Excellence held in London, including Africa’s Best Investment Bank for Financial Institutions, Nigeria’s Best Investment Bank, and Nigeria’s Best Investment Bank for Equity Capital Markets.

According to a statement, the Africa award recognises the firm’s financial institutions franchise across the continent. The Nigeria’s Best Investment Bank award marks Chapel Hill Denham’s fifth consecutive win and its eleventh in the last 15 years.

CEO speaks on the recognition

Commenting on the awards, the Chief Executive Officer of Chapel Hill Denham, Bolaji Balogun, said the recognition reflects the firm’s role in supporting capital formation across the continent.

“We are honoured to receive the Euromoney award yet again. Africa’s development requires significant capital formation on the continent, and the work that we do plays a significant role in this. We are grateful to our clients who entrust us with their most consequential transactions,” Balogun said.

What this means for Nigerian capital markets

The repeated recognition of a Nigerian firm at global awards signals the strength of the country’s financial services sector. For investors and businesses looking to raise capital, it reinforces the importance of experienced local partners in navigating both domestic and cross-border transactions.

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