Asia Pacific involvement M&A advisory ranking — 2012 (October 18, 2012)
Rank Lead manager Amount No of Share $m deals % 1 Citi 116,747 62 18.3 2 Morgan Stanley 109,656 98 17.2 3 Goldman Sachs 103,043 83 16.2 4 UBS 89,878 49 14.1 5 JP Morgan 88,745 55 13.9 6 Mizuho 73,997 72 11.6 7 Deutsche Bank 68,879 48 10.8 8 Nomura 65,240 108 10.2 9 Credit Suisse 57,071 46 9.0 10 Rothschild 52,041 31 8.2 Total eligible deals 637,475 11,058 100.0
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Bookrunners of International Emerging Market DCM
Rank
Lead Manager
Amount $m
No of issues
Share %
1
JPMorgan
3,705.23
12
10.62%
2
Citi
3,698.70
16
10.60%
3
HSBC
3,448.17
16
9.88%
4
BNP Paribas
2,961.10
5
8.49%
5
Barclays
2,042.22
4
5.85%
Bookrunners of LatAm Emerging Market DCM
Bookrunners of CEEMEA International Bonds
Rank
Lead Manager
Amount $m
No of issues
Share %
1
BNP Paribas
2,712.17
3
16.56%
2
JPMorgan
2,290.37
4
13.99%
3
Citi
2,279.79
4
13.92%
4
HSBC
1,890.25
4
11.54%
5
Saudi National Commercial Bank
1,604.15
2
9.80%
Bookrunners of Central and Eastern Europe: Loans
