2022 RX Investment Banking League Tables
From Reorg's 2022 PDF (available for free for everyone)
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Is there a league table for fees?
Thanks! Curious to see if there's any data on fees, not just deal count? To account for the fact some banks may have taken on a large volume of deals, each with small fees, versus another firm that took on a couple large deals, each paying massive fees
Fee data is tough because the main source is just court filings and that represents a sizable but probably minority slice of Rx fees. Often times only the debtor's advisors and UCC report them as they are paid out of the estate.
I think Reorg has a fee database of some kind, but haven't checked it out.
Yes, I’ll pull it in a bit, but you have to note that fee structures are different across firms, so fees brought in is kind of hard to show ability
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