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Hi all - I've deleted the previous thread as it was being attacked with spam and there were alot of inappropriate words used, but here:
Equity and Debt Capital Markets
Citigroup ranked as the leading bookrunner for global securities in the first quarter 2006 with US$178.8 billion in underwriting proceeds, compared to a US$152 billion in underwriting a year ago when the firm also took first place. In terms of global underwriting fees, based upon information calculated by Freeman & Company, imputed fees in the opening period of 2006 jumped to over US$8.9 billion from US$7.78 billion a year ago. Citigroup generated the most underwriting fees in the current quarter with US$788.5 million.
Global Debt, Equity and Equity related Q1 2006 ($US m)
1. Citigroup $178,780
2. JP Morgan $130,307
3. Morgan Stanley $121,445
4. Deutsche Bank AG $118,763
5. Goldman Sachs $102,160
6. Merrill Lynch $101,534
7. Credit Suisse $97,448
8. RBS $74,552
9. Barclays $72,083
unranked:
Macquarie Bank $722
M&A
Citigroup claimed the title of top global financial advisor for announced M&A transactions, advising on 80 transactions valued at over US$340.7 billion in Q1 2006. This represented a 244% increase in deal volume from the comparable time period last year. Goldman Sachs ranked second with US$337.5 billion in M&A activity while JP
Morgan rounded out the top three with deals valued at US$274 billion.
(US$m)
1. Citigroup $340,671
2. Goldman Sachs $337,456
3. JP Morgan $274,044
4. Lehman Brothers $265,487
5. Merrill Lynch $224,324
6. UBS $208,724
7. Morgan Stanley $196,630
8. Deustche Bank $165,511
9. BNP $145,809
10. Rothschild $133,209
11. Credit Suisse $131,699
12. Evercore $120,162
13. HSBC $114,209
14. Lazard $95,866
15. Rohatyn $89,432
16. Calyon $72,208
17. ABN AMRO $70,722
Equity and Debt Capital Markets
Citigroup ranked as the leading bookrunner for global securities in the first quarter 2006 with US$178.8 billion in underwriting proceeds, compared to a US$152 billion in underwriting a year ago when the firm also took first place. In terms of global underwriting fees, based upon information calculated by Freeman & Company, imputed fees in the opening period of 2006 jumped to over US$8.9 billion from US$7.78 billion a year ago. Citigroup generated the most underwriting fees in the current quarter with US$788.5 million.
Global Debt, Equity and Equity related Q1 2006 ($US m)
1. Citigroup $178,780
2. JP Morgan $130,307
3. Morgan Stanley $121,445
4. Deutsche Bank AG $118,763
5. Goldman Sachs $102,160
6. Merrill Lynch $101,534
7. Credit Suisse $97,448
8. RBS $74,552
9. Barclays $72,083
unranked:
Macquarie Bank $722
M&A
Citigroup claimed the title of top global financial advisor for announced M&A transactions, advising on 80 transactions valued at over US$340.7 billion in Q1 2006. This represented a 244% increase in deal volume from the comparable time period last year. Goldman Sachs ranked second with US$337.5 billion in M&A activity while JP
Morgan rounded out the top three with deals valued at US$274 billion.
(US$m)
1. Citigroup $340,671
2. Goldman Sachs $337,456
3. JP Morgan $274,044
4. Lehman Brothers $265,487
5. Merrill Lynch $224,324
6. UBS $208,724
7. Morgan Stanley $196,630
8. Deustche Bank $165,511
9. BNP $145,809
10. Rothschild $133,209
11. Credit Suisse $131,699
12. Evercore $120,162
13. HSBC $114,209
14. Lazard $95,866
15. Rohatyn $89,432
16. Calyon $72,208
17. ABN AMRO $70,722
