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To boldly go where no credit has gone before

Spreads go up, spreads go down but credit analysts always revert to their spreadsheets. Gary Jenkins delves into the data to predict good times for corporate bond investors in 2010.

  • 27 Nov 2009

It is often said that the markets are driven by fear or greed, which may well be true but they are also sometimes driven by rumour and speculation. There have been a couple of examples of this recently.

First, there was Greece. Significant movements in Greek government bonds ...

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Bond Comments

All International Bonds

Rank Lead Manager Amount $m No of issues Share %
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1 JPMorgan 159,441.15 688 8.06%
2 Citi 156,412.44 629 7.91%
3 Bank of America Merrill Lynch 128,902.57 511 6.52%
4 Barclays 125,463.27 484 6.34%
5 HSBC 102,014.24 510 5.16%

Bookrunners of All Syndicated Loans EMEA

Rank Lead Manager Amount $m No of issues Share %
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1 Bank of America Merrill Lynch 12,900.23 34 6.66%
2 BNP Paribas 12,334.48 61 6.37%
3 UniCredit 11,196.47 58 5.78%
4 Citi 9,580.75 37 4.95%
5 Deutsche Bank 8,953.95 35 4.62%

Bookrunners of all EMEA ECM Issuance

Rank Lead Manager Amount $m No of issues Share %
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1 Morgan Stanley 5,254.13 23 10.50%
2 JPMorgan 4,766.39 27 9.53%
3 Goldman Sachs 4,259.98 19 8.51%
4 Citi 3,649.88 23 7.29%
5 UBS 3,602.23 16 7.20%