LSEG Refinitiv YTD M&A League Table Americas
Pulling the league table from LSEG's AD48 Americas Target Announced Financial
Its by Advisor, Rank Value (USD mm), # of deals
- GS 503,401 #162
- MS 432,545 #108
- JPM 395,030 #152
- CITI 277,155 #84
- BOFA 253,881 #69
- WF 242,452 #43
- EVR 223,825 #75
- BARC 176,746 #55
- CVP 135,568 #51
- UBS 94,077 #34
- RBC 90,741 #68
- JEFF 89,003 #103
- BMO 79,563 #35
- LAZ 75,498 #57
- PJT 61,625 #32
- Scotiabank 50,983 #32
- Mizuho 50,813 #29
- BDT & MSD 46,054 #6
- PWP 43,003 #18
- DB 42,463 #29
- MOE 40,144 #64
- Allen & Co 37,375 #3
- LionTree 35,284 #2
- Rothschild 32,802 #30
- TD 31,600 #38
- Qatalyst 29,230 #3
- CIBC 27,676 #23
- Piper Sandler 21,186 #68
- National Bank of Canada 18.476 #68
- Stifel/KBW 17,968 #50
- Santander 17,861 #35
- Credit Agricole 14,509 #2
- Harris Williams 12,493 #35
- Guggenheim 12,330 #38
- Houlihan Lokey 11,256 #160
- William Blair 10,413 #60
- Raymond James 9,009 #59
- Canaccord 8,445 #41
- Stephens 7,806 #22
- Banco Bradesco 7,408 #18
- The Raine Group 7,300 #5
- FTI Consulting 6,206 #9
- Banco BTG Pactual 5,911 #16
- Lincoln International 5,897 #61
- Teneo Holdings 5,750 #1
- Baird 5,439 #52
- Truist 5,347 #12
- Vestra 4,699 #2
- GenCap 4,684 #3
- PWC 4,645 #37
Now that 3/4 of the year is over, any thoughts on the current league table?
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What is happening to DB? It had a 2024 that was a pretty big improvement from 2023, and it seems like it's come back down to earth.
UBS got all the attention. Everyone forgot about DB.
Which is weird because DB is seemingly doing significantly worse. Assume reason is that UBS has a bunch of fired people with a bone to pick that is always active here, whilst DB has had nowhere near similar levels of layoffs (if any).
is this not a low amount for blair / gugg / hw? not trying to glaze or overstate like ppl were in 21 but pretty sure ftp is around that ballpark for the year in americas
Most of their deal volume does not have announced sizes
again, not trying to glaze, incoming at one of the other firms I mentioned in the first message and wondering if i made a mistake turning down ftp, but pretty sure this is not true for m&a, not sure about cap raises. i’m seeing >7b on capiq, mostly with public companies
What happened to WF???
I’m not sure what you mean here but being where they are on the league tables with 43 deals looks pretty good. Maybe the asset cap lift?
Sorry I meant that WF really have a great year, i don't know how sustainable it will be.
Have pulled off some mega deals this year (Charter/Cox, Worldpay/Global Payments, Union Pacific/Norfolk Southern).
They were also lead sell-side for BX/TXNM, definitely some crazy deals this year
35 deals Santander in the US? Are they doing mid market?
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