2024 USA M&A League Tables so Far - Is this accurate?
Thoughts? Is this accurate??? Only containing M&A deals.
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Yes but couple of them will drop. Nippon steel deal will probably not go thru as with the discovery capital one deal
So Barclays and Goldman will drop?
Looks like the UBS rebuild is going so-so so far but we’ll see
Did they over hire? Or is CS leadership not doing as well as they thought in rain making?
Think it’s too short to tell, as UBS in Asia and EMEA are absolutely killing it atm. But perhaps the American arm hasn’t developed in the vision they had, but time will tell, think by 2Q a better assessment can be made.
You are the ultimate hater of UBS, seemingly work in a product group, and are mad at bonuses/scared of your job being gone. I understand you are scared, but no need to continue chatting shit about the firm and spreading fear especially when you aren't in coverage or any of the groups with good exits at the firm.
Truist is now a BB
Has the #1 spot been taken over by JPM? I can see a hierarchy of JPM/GS/MS now instead of what people think it used to be (GS/MS/JPM)
No not at all - JPM is much bigger than the other 2 banks and churns out multiple smaller size deals. For a junior experience you want to work on bigger sized deals and that's why MS and GS are still much higher than JPM.
JPM 42 deals for 150bn, GS 39 deals for 110bn, doubt there's a difference in deal size
These rankings are fairly irrelevant A) it's only been a quarter and B) a lot of firms are waiting for rates to go down or change. It becomes only relevant at year-end. Look at 2023 year-end rankings for a more accurate representation of where banks stand as of right now. I seriously doubt Citi will be above Goldman by year end or Jefferies will be above BOFA or Barclays. I would also bet a lot on Mizuho and Truist going down and firms like Moelis and Lazard going up for example.
Evercore up there with the bulges with only 19 deals is crazy stuff — seems like its gonna be a great year for them
These league tables are global as well. Filtering by US M&A they’re #2 , $2b behind JPM
No, these are filtered for only the US
Doesn't seem accurate as FT Partners ($140k base btw) should be at the top
The base isn’t 140k anymore
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