OCBC leads the way in sustainable finance 


OCBC Malaysia managing director, senior banker & head of investment banking Tan Ai Chin.

PETALING JAYA: OCBC Malaysia has secured a series of prestigious industry awards for its leadership in sustainable finance and infrastructure financing.

Managing director, senior banker and head of investment banking of OCBC Malaysia, Tan Ai Chin said: “These accolades reflect the trust our valued clients place in us and reaffirm our position as a leading sustainable finance partner.

“We remain committed to mobilising capital towards transformative projects and businesses, enabling clients to achieve their growth ambitions while creating long-term value and contributing meaningfully to Malaysia’s sustainable economic development.”

At the Asset Triple A Sustainable Infrastructure Finance Awards 2026, OCBC Malaysia won Project Finance Deal of the Year for its involvement in the RM7.5bil Murabaha term facility and US$1.7bil offshore loan facility for DayOne Data Centres, one of Malaysia’s largest digital infrastructure financing deals.

It also received the Transition Fuel Deal of the Year award for its role in financing the Pengerang Biorefinery project, a joint venture involving Petroliam Nasional Bhd, Enilive S.p.A and Euglena Co Ltd.

The bank also won Green Deal of the Year – Malaysia at the Banking & Finance Corporate & Investment Banking Awards 2025 for its participation in a landmark financing transaction involving Permodalan Nasional Bhd.

Another recognition came from the Asia Pacific Loan Market Association Awards 2026, where the bank won Syndicated Loan House of the Year – Malaysia.

In 2025, OCBC Malaysia received the International Green Financing Bank of the Year–Malaysia and Sustainable Infrastructure Award – Malaysia, the latter for the third consecutive year.

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