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Loan volumes up but confidence down amid fears of Basel rules

Loan bankers are a tough crowd to please. European syndicated lending volumes are up 22% compared to the first two months of 2010. But with their confidence in the market starting to wane, bankers increasingly expect an end to lending growth as regulatory pressure increases.

  • 04 Mar 2011

According to data provider Dealogic, transactions in the European syndicated loan market totalled $95.3bn in January and February. The result is a healthy increase over 2010, but still falls short of the $125.6bn reached in the first two months of 2009.

And with the regulatory threat of Basel ...

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Rank Lead Manager/Arranger Total Volume $m No. of Deals Share % by Volume
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1 Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BAML) 1,284 2 30.09
2 Barclays 633 1 14.82
3 BNP Paribas 509 1 11.91
4 Citi 467 1 10.94
5 Morgan Stanley 455 1 10.66

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1 Citi 10,064.23 34 12.73%
2 Barclays 7,915.37 23 10.01%
3 Bank of America Merrill Lynch 7,473.95 24 9.45%
4 JPMorgan 7,314.30 26 9.25%
5 Wells Fargo Securities 6,258.35 24 7.92%