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  • Faced with the declining profitability of traditional fixed income, asset managers have sought to beef up their credit teams to enable them to compete in the higher margin world of credit derivatives. But just how well do asset managers know these instruments, and are pension funds aware of the risks? Claire Milhench talks to some of the leading participants in the market and assesses the benefits and dangers of using these complex instruments.
  • Advisor Value $m Deals % Share 1 JP Morgan 245,787 147 27.0 2 Goldman Sachs 244,977 105 27.0 3 Deutsche Bank 213,731 98 23.5 4 Morgan Stanley 208,428 123 22.9 5 Citigroup 199,588 96 22.0 6 UBS 190,304 113 20.9 7 Merrill Lynch 158,020 89 17.4 8 Lehman Brothers 145,880 65 16.1 9 Rothschild 140,655 157 15.5 10 Lazard 114,273 92 12.6 Total 908,680 8635 100 Source: Dealogic
  • Bookrunner Value $m Deals % Share 1 Credit Suisse First Boston 4,560 12 12.6 2 Calyon 3,591 1 10.0 3 Morgan Stanley 2,949 11 8.2 4 UBS 1,696 8 4.7 5 Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein 1,658 2 4.6 6 Merrill Lynch 1,566 7 4.3 7 Deutsche Bank 1,420 11 3.9 8 SG Corporate & Investment Banking 1,216 2 3.4 9 Goldman Sachs 1,131 5 3.1 10 Lehman Brothers 1,088 5 3.0 Total 36,109 333 100 Source: Dealogic
  • Mandated Arrangers Value $m Deals % Share 1 JP Morgan 77,811 398 10.9 2 Bank of America 64,125 546 9.0 3 Citigroup 48,292 208 6.8 4 Deutsche Bank 40,371 126 5.7 5 Credit Suisse First Boston 35,688 132 5.0 6 RBS 33,975 122 4.8 7 ABN AMRO 25,127 179 3.5 8 Wachovia 22,916 267 3.2 9 Barclays 22,680 63 3.2 10 BNP Paribas 19,511 118 2.7 Total 713,663 1,982 100 Source: Dealogic
  • Bookrunner Value $m Deals % Share 1 Banc of America 9,297 63 15.4 2 JP Morgan 8,260 51 13.7 3 Citigroup 7,666 45 12.7 4 Deutsche Bank 4,970 30 8.2 5 Credit Suisse First Boston 4,721 36 7.8 6 Merrill Lynch 4,394 23 7.3 7 Goldman Sachs 4,233 20 7.0 8 UBS 3,628 27 6.0 9 Lehman Brothers 3,606 30 6.0 10 Wachovia 3,389 19 5.6 Total 60,410 208 100.0 Source: Dealogic
  • Bookrunner Value $m Deals % Share 1 JP Morgan 1,561 15 13.2 2 Deutsche Bank 1,429 10 12.1 3 UBS 1,194 8 10.1 4 Citigroup 924 9 7.8 5 Barclays Capital 760 9 6.4 6 ABN AMRO Rothschild 755 5 6.4 7 Goldman Sachs 596 3 5.1 8 KGI Asia Ltd 511 3 4.3 9 Macquarie Securities 498 7 4.2 10 Morgan Stanley 349 2 3.0 Total 11,817 142 100 Source: Dealogic
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  • Financial Adviser Value $m Deals % Share 1 Royal Bank of Scotland Group 8,404 3 13.8 2 HSBC Holdings 7,365 10 12.1 3 Citigroup 6,234 9 10.3 4 Macquarie Bank 3,705 16 6.1 5 Credit Suisse Group 3,467 9 5.7 6 PriceWaterhouseCoopers 2,856 13 4.7 7 SG Corp & Investment Banking 2,152 4 3.5 8 Standard Chartered 1,709 2 2.8 9 Mizuho Financial Group 1,507 4 2.5 10 BNP Paribas 1,380 4 2.3 Source: Dealogic
  • Hedge funds are squaring up to the fact that the next phase of their development will be more difficult, due to capacity shortages and low returns. In the second in a new series of articles based on the latest global research study carried out jointly by Create and KPMG, Prof Amin Rajan and Tom Brown examine the prospects for the hedge fund sector.
  • Bookrunner Value $m Deals % Share 1 Deutsche Bank 92,124 377 7.9 2 Citigroup 71,908 198 6.2 3 Barclays Capital 64,886 252 5.6 4 JP Morgan 64,383 206 5.5 5 BNP Paribas 60,587 154 5.2 6 SG Corporate & Investment Banking 58,588 156 5.0 7 ABN AMRO 58,265 151 5.0 8 Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein 45,990 130 4.0 9 HSBC 45,629 141 3.9 10 Morgan Stanley 41,349 156 3.6 Total 1,161,932 3,394 100.0 Source: Dealogic
  • Bookrunner Value $m Deals % Share 1 Citigroup 334,279 1093 7.4 2 Deutsche Bank 306,799 1337 6.8 3 JP Morgan 274,609 1114 6.1 4 Lehman Brothers 266,437 861 5.9 5 UBS 239,266 1172 5.3 6 Goldman Sachs 231,407 555 5.1 7 Merrill Lynch 227,589 1478 5.0 8 Morgan Stanley 219,606 784 4.9 9 Credit Suisse First Boston 218,790 773 4.9 10 RBS 200,459 612 4.4 Total 4,514,567 18,091 100.0 Source: Dealogic