2012 League Tables Are Up!
Let me know if you guys find something different. These are pulled from Thomson One.
Legend: Rank, Name, Deal val total, mkt share, # of deals
TABLE 1: WORLDWIDE ANNOUNCED (2012)
1 Goldman Sachs & Co 717,829.52, 27.6, 433
2 Morgan Stanley 548,356.79, 21.1, 391
3 Barclays 471,371.17, 18.1, 276
4 JP Morgan 444,214.27, 17.1, 285
5 Citi 428,598.35, 16.5, 255
6 Credit Suisse 401,067.22, 15.4, 272
7 Deutsche Bank 379,160.93, 14.6, 246
8 Bank of America Merrill Lynch 351,588.93, 13.5, 224
9 Nomura 220,094.15, 8.5, 211
10 UBS 214,677.89, 8.3, 186
11 Rothschild 213,902.22, 8.2, 305
12 Lazard 202,384.86, 7.8, 260
13 Evercore Partners 141,532.41, 5.4, 123
14 RBC Capital Markets 114,080.06, 4.4, 191
15 BNP Paribas SA 107,659.65, 4.1, 108
16 Centerview Partners LLC 95,948.58, 3.7, 23
17 Jefferies & Co Inc 82,467.61, 3.2, 135
18 HSBC Holdings PLC 70,925.96, 2.7, 93
19 BMO Capital Markets 66,065.64, 2.5, 85
20 VTB Capital 65,630.74, 2.5, 22
21 Greenhill & Co, LLC 65,460.93, 2.5, 47
TABLE 2: US ANNOUNCED (2012)
1 Goldman Sachs & Co 235,483.41, 25.1, 160
2 Barclays 227,185.69, 24.2, 128
3 Morgan Stanley 222,846.25, 23.7, 112
4 JP Morgan 193,936.89, 20.7, 112
5 Credit Suisse 171,876.53, 18.3, 86
6 Citi 152,334.04, 16.2, 89
7 Bank of America Merrill Lynch 136,474.48, 14.5, 116
8 Deutsche Bank 115,040.68, 12.3, 75
9 Evercore Partners 92,892.14, 9.9, 80
10 Lazard 73,561.34, 7.8, 108
11 Centerview Partners LLC 62,921.60, 6.7, 19
12 Jefferies & Co Inc 58,875.24, 6.3, 85
13 UBS 55,577.05, 5.9, 43
14 Greenhill & Co, LLC 51,814.50, 5.5, 25
15 Rothschild 45,133.77, 4.8, 40
16 RBC Capital Markets 38,045.60, 4.1, 78
17 Wells Fargo & Co 36,741.89, 3.9, 58
18 Perella Weinberg Partners LP 36,170.11, 3.9, 22
19 Moelis & Co 34,452.13, 3.7, 72
20 Mizuho Financial Group 31,413.11, 3.3, 10
21 Gleacher & Co Inc 29,476.06, 3.1, 4
Is it me, or did Barclays have a really good year last year? Any thoughts on that and other findings you think are interesting would be very helpful.
Enjoy your Thursday






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Could you post ranking by
Could you post ranking by fees?
All I got are league tables
All I got are league tables
I thought Wells might be in
I thought Wells might be in the 10-15 range, guess not. Maybe next year.
No surprise here.
No surprise here.
Daamn Wells needs to catch up
Daamn Wells needs to catch up
Wells was never known as a
Wells was never known as a M&A shop, it's basically a huge wholesale bank that expanded into IBD mostly for debt/equity CM reasons for its corporate clients (levfin, loans, follow on equity, etc.)
See my WSO Blog
rankings by
rankings by fees
http://hereisthecity.com/2013/01/07/global-investm...
Where's Qatalyst Partners? I
Where's Qatalyst Partners? I heard they killed it this year.
Heh, Barclays w/ MS/JPM-tier
Heh, Barclays w/ MS/JPM-tier league table credit and UBS-tier fees.
no homo: Heh, Barclays w/
Heh, Barclays w/ MS/JPM-tier league table credit and UBS-tier fees.
Good point, but your link shows total bank fees, which explains why BAML is 2nd. Do you have the breakout for M&A?
Barclays and Citi both
Barclays and Citi both killing it
bankbanker101: no
Heh, Barclays w/ MS/JPM-tier league table credit and UBS-tier fees.
Good point, but your link shows total bank fees, which explains why BAML is 2nd. Do you have the breakout for M&A?
Something else to consider: the reason why I asked about Barclays is that they were I think 6th in worldwide announced 2011 and 5th for US. Not sure whether a sudden jump is all of a result of them now dropping their hat in a deal to get deal credit. They've been climbing since the LEH deal (I think they were 7th/10th in 2009), so I was curious to know what it is that they're doing that's resulting in this consistent climb up the ranks. Anyone from Barc have any thoughts?
Regarding WF, Makes more
Regarding WF, Makes more sense now with the link to total fees. Looks like they're growing.
Would you happen to have
Would you happen to have tables for the industries?
Would be much appreciated. Thanks
I don't know why people look
HarvardOrBust: Regardless, I
Out of all the elite
Those most impressive name on
Mergermarket round-up for
Oreos: HarvardOrBust: Rega
VTB - For Mother Russia!
newfirstyear: Those most
Affirmative_Action_Walrus:
http://www.rothschild.com/glo
No surprises really anywhere.
A breakout by fees would be
GS killin it as per usual
You can calc dealflow/fees
Surprised that Jefferies
meabric: You can calc
GS/MS at the top for global
If you were running a
Anyone surprised that JPMC
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"The surest way not to fail is to determine to succeed."
TheBlueCheese: Anyone
HarvardOrBust: If you were
Oreos: HarvardOrBust: If
I don't get why Rothschild
Evercore Partners did really
PlusMinus: I don't get why
What's the difference between
CLion2009: What's the