Haven't looked at these in a while, and I was surprised to see where JP Morgan stands, Centerview's deal count, and how much of a boss PJ Taubman is.
_____Bank____________________________Tx Size ($bn)__________# of deals
1___ Goldman Sachs________________________875_______________345
2___ Morgan Stanley________________________821_______________273
3___ Bank of America Merrill Lynch____________686_______________229
4___ JPMorgan____________________________618_______________231
5___ Barclays_____________________________528_______________199
6___ Citi__________________________________462_______________217
7___ UBS_________________________________359______________ 153
8___ Lazard_______________________________340______________ 213
9___ Credit Suisse_________________________ 264_______________ 176
10__ Deutsche Bank_______________________ 256_______________ 157
11__ Paul J. Taubman______________________ 203_______________ 5
12__ Rothschild___________________________ 184_______________ 212
13__ Centerview Partners___________________ 153_______________ 35
14__ BNP Paribas_________________________ 153_______________ 98
15__ Guggenheim Partners__________________ 148_______________ 20
16__ RBC Capital Markets___________________ 135_______________ 138
17__ Perella Weinberg Partners______________ 105_______________ 32
18__ Allen & Company______________________ 97________________ 16
19__ Societe Generale______________________ 92________________ 58
20__ HSBC_______________________________ 86________________ 56
21__ Evercore Partners_____________________ 86________________ 107
22__ Credit Agricole________________________ 81________________ 43
23__ Zaoui & Co.__________________________ 70________________ 6
24__ Greenhill & Co Inc_____________________ 55________________ 34
25__ Somerley Limited______________________ 54________________ 17
Quite impressed with UBS.
UBS, Lazard doing really well.
Moelis not in top 25 is surprising.
Even Jefferies and William Blair which are known to do billion dollar deals.
Understandable for Lincoln, Houlihan, Harris Williams to be out of the top 25.
lol @ Evercore
dafuq? $203Bn and 5 deals?
Lehman brothers lives on
I think you have to also look at the fees, a lot of these guys are randomly tacked on just as a courtesy to relationship This helps give a little clarity for breakdowns between fees collected per bank as well as each industry/region's leaders http://markets.ft.com/investmentBanking/bankingLeaders.asp http://markets.ft.com/investmentBanking/tablesAndTrends.asp
Nice to see someone actually knows what they are talking about...
There's something funky going on with those numbers (at least versus Bloomberg and mergermarket) - JPM shouldn't be that high.
I think I'm going to trust the ones you have to pay for, and what every bank uses.
Also, I don't see why looking at fees should be a factor. Any bank can get a client to sign a mandate, but actually closing the deal is what's important. Also, if one bank charges a higher % for closing a transaction, that doesn't make them any better.
Going to the bank that closes the most high-profile deals is what it's all about in PE recruiting.
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