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  • Bookrunner Value $m Deals % Share 1 Morgan Stanley 14,026 58 12.5 2 Citigroup 12,420 72 11.1 3 Lehman Brothers 12,192 75 10.9 4 Goldman Sachs 11,054 50 9.9 5 Merrill Lynch 10,650 71 9.5 6 JP Morgan 8,745 57 7.8 7 Credit Suisse First Boston 7,686 43 6.9 8 UBS 6,130 56 5.5 9 Banc of America 5,270 46 4.7 10 Deutsche Bank 4,562 27 4.1 Total 112,263 555 100 Source: Dealogic
  • Advisor Value $m Deals % Share 1 Goldman Sachs 279,120 171 28.9 2 Morgan Stanley 259,984 137 26.9 3 UBS 205,494 111 21.3 4 Lehman Brothers 194,794 95 20.2 5 Merrill Lynch 179,777 117 18.6 6 Credit Suisse First Boston 178,240 125 18.5 7 JP Morgan 164,524 128 17.0 8 Citigroup 151,367 132 15.7 9 Banc of America 127,499 88 13.2 10 Deutsche Bank 92,862 78 9.6 Total 965,186 7017 100 Source: Dealogic
  • Sponsor Value $m Deals % Share 1 Qatar Petroleum 4,978 2 5.1 2 Exxon Mobil 4,050 1 4.1 3 CLP Holdings 2,809 2 2.9 4 Macquarie Bank 2,659 9 2.7 5 Marubeni Corp 1,699 5 1.7 6 ONO Group 1,603 1 1.6 7 Calpine Corp 1,306 5 1.3 8 Grupo Ferrovial 1,191 4 1.2 9 Loews Corp 1,136 1 1.2 10 ACS 1,065 3 1.1 Source: Dealogic
  • Smaller firms are challenging the traditional hegemony of the bond market's behemoths when it comes to quality of service to issuers. PLUS: Access the expanded results, available only online.
  • Bookrunner Value $m Deals % Share 1 UBS 13,631 57 9.0 2 JP Morgan 13,155 53 8.7 3 Deutsche Bank 12,929 48 8.5 4 Goldman Sachs 12,317 26 8.1 5 Merrill Lynch 10,579 26 7.0 6 Morgan Stanley 10,323 29 6.8 7 ABN AMRO Rothschild 6,908 35 4.6 8 Credit Suisse First Boston 6,136 29 4.1 9 Citigroup 5,971 25 3.9 10 Lehman Brothers 5,009 17 3.3 Total 151,543 986 100 Source: Dealogic
  • Advisor Value $m Deals % Share 1 UBS 40,730 45 17.8 2 Citigroup 38,796 48 17.0 3 Goldman Sachs 28,301 37 12.4 4 Morgan Stanley 25,906 43 11.3 5 JP Morgan 23,747 37 10.4 6 Credit Suisse First Boston 20,341 17 8.9 7 Deutsche Bank 19,111 21 8.4 8 Macquarie Bank 18,293 62 8.0 9 Merrill Lynch 13,788 28 6.0 10 Carnegie Wylie & Co 12,826 4 5.6 Total 228,797 4517 100 Source: Dealogic
  • Alistair Graham and Larry Byrne, who act for a UK executive facing extradition to the US over price-fixing claims, argue that the new extradition system between the countries is deeply flawed
  • Mandated Arrangers Value $m Deals % Share 1 JP Morgan 257,001 1003 10.7 2 Citigroup 227,560 772 9.5 3 Bank of America 191,550 1141 8.0 4 Deutsche Bank 104,844 299 4.4 5 BNP Paribas 104,578 508 4.4 6 Barclays 99,064 364 4.1 7 RBS 92,569 385 3.9 8 ABN AMRO 87,350 446 3.6 9 HSBC 70,480 368 2.9 10 Wachovia 67,408 569 2.8 Total 2,418,266 5,953 100 Source: Dealogic
  • Mandated Arrangers Value $m Deals % Share 1 BNP Paribas 72,638 285 7.3 2 Citigroup 72,072 229 7.2 3 RBS 69,162 248 6.9 4 Barclays 69,019 240 6.9 5 Deutsche Bank 52,234 129 5.2 6 SG CIB 51,681 178 5.2 7 HSBC 51,089 221 5.1 8 JP Morgan 47,891 107 4.8 9 Calyon 46,882 192 4.7 10 ABN AMRO 44,904 152 4.5 Total 997,390 1,341 100 Source: Dealogic
  • Mandated Arrangers Value $m Deals % Share 1 Citigroup 10,883 65 8.9 2 ANZ Investment Bank 9,738 61 8.0 3 National Australia Bank 7,292 42 6.0 4 HSBC 6,038 75 5.0 5 CBA 5,318 49 4.4 6 ABN AMRO 5,062 57 4.2 7 Credit Suisse First Boston 4,845 8 4.0 8 Westpac 4,632 42 3.8 9 Standard Chartered Bank 4,534
  • Bookrunner Value $m Deals % Share 1 Lehman Brothers 3,871 12 16.3 2 Citigroup 3,179 11 13.4 3 Morgan Stanley 2,869 18 12.1 4 Goldman Sachs 2,304 10 9.7 5 Merrill Lynch 2,287 16 9.7 6 Banc of America 2,027 14 8.6 7 Deutsche Bank 1,955 9 8.3 8 JP Morgan 1,542 14 6.5 9 Credit Suisse First Boston 1,540 9 6.5 10 UBS 1,073 11 4.5 Total 23,686 83 100 Source: Dealogic
  • 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.