By currency

Funding officials at borrowers in the global debt capital markets are asked to rate their top three preferred banks in one of three categories: services to clients, major currency sectors, and by product type.

Overall

The world’s largest borrowers in the global debt capital markets have rated the products and services offered by the biggest deal arrangers. Pricing and distribution, team coverage, secondary-market support and issuer research are all covered in the survey, brought to you by Euromoney. With a 25% increase in respondents this year, the market insight offered is better than ever.

By product

The biggest deal arrangers' products and services rated by the world’s largest borrowers in the global debt capital markets. Pricing and distribution, team coverage, secondary-market support and issuer research are all covered in the survey. Here are the banks featured in this year's survey.

Best service provision

Funding officials at borrowers in the global debt capital markets are asked to rate their top-three preferred banks in one of three categories: services to clients, major currency sectors, and by product type.

Activity in primary debt capital markets has never been greater. DCM desks are having record years. Investors are faced with a quandary: stay in, and stay with the rally; or try to get out, before the market turns. But those considering the latter option may be caught out. Even borrowers are getting worried about liquidity in the secondary markets.

Find out who funding officials at borrowers in the global debt capital markets think are the best at servicing their clients across various service categories, by major currency sectors and by product types.

USD issues ’11 ’10 Bank 1 1 JPMorgan 2 4 Citi 3 2 Bank of America Merrill Lynch 4 5 HSBC 5= 7= Deutsche Bank 5= 3 Goldman Sachs

Best overall provider ’11 ’10 Bank 1 2 HSBC 2 6 JPMorgan 3 4 BNP Paribas 4 3 Deutsche Bank 5 1 Barclays Capital 6 7 RBS 7 5 Société Générale 8 9 Bank of America Merrill Lynch 9 8 Citi 10 13 Crédit Agricole 11 12 Credit Suisse 12 10 Goldman Sachs 13 15 Morgan Stanley 14 22= Natixis 15 19 Commerzbank 16 14 UBS 17 22= Santander 18 20 Nomura 19 16 UniCredit 20 11 RBC Capital Markets

Benchmark/vanilla issues ’11 ’10 Bank 1 4 BNP Paribas 2 2 HSBC 3 3 Société Générale 4 5 Deutsche Bank 5 1 Barclays Capital

Funding officials at borrowers in the global debt capital markets are asked to rate their top three preferred banks in one of three categories: services to clients, major currency sectors, and by product type.

The world’s largest borrowers in the international bond markets rate the products and services offered by the biggest deal arrangers. Who's best at pricing and distribution, team coverage, secondary market support and issuer research? Find out here.

The world’s largest borrowers in the international bond markets rate the products and services offered by the biggest deal arrangers.

The world’s largest borrowers in the international bond markets rate the products and services offered by the biggest deal arrangers.

After a year that has been ruthless in its revelation of sub-par debt services, the Euromoney debt poll reveals which banks have managed to survive the credit crunch with their reputations, and their client bases, still intact.

Banks are often inclined to monitor new issue league tables for evidence of their performance in fixed income. In Euromoney’s debt poll, though, those banks’ clients get to tell their side of the story. Quality and quantity, their views suggest, by no means always equate.

Euromoney’s new poll shows that, according to the world’s largest issuers, Deutsche and Citigroup have the quality as well as the quantity of business to maintain their leading positions. But, as Alex Chambers reports, the results also throw up some interesting contradictions.