this thread is going to be notorious, i can already smell it.
some london blog/news-roundup site released their own 116-firm long league tables based on some formula that they aren't being completely forthcoming about. i know how we all love rankings so here they are, have at it.
http://news.hereisthecity.com/news/business_news/…
BlackRock
Barclays Global Investors
JPMorgan Asset Management
Renaissance Technologies Corp.
Macquarie
Nomura
Och-Ziff Capital Management Group
D. E. Shaw
BNP Paribas
Scotia Capital
SG Corporate & Investment Banking
State Street
The Financial Services Authority
KBC Group
Schroders
Panmure Gordon
RBC Capital Markets
Goldman Sachs Asset Management
Apollo Capital Partners
Barclays Capital
The Securities and Exchange Commission
Standard Bank Corporate & Investment Banking
Fortis Merchant Banking
Renaissance Capital
Ladenburg Thalman
Oppenheimer & Co
The London Stock Exchange
Morley Fund Management
Rabobank Wholesale Banking
Goldman Sachs
Santander Global Banking & Markets
Daiwa Securities SMBC
Gartmore
Lazard
Lloyds TSB Corporate Markets
Stephens Inc.
Axa Investment Management
Credit Suisse Private Bank
Citadel Investments
Deutsche Bank
Legg Mason
Insight Investments
Wedbush
ICAP
NM Rothschild
Man Investments
Barclays Wealth
GAM London Ltd
Wells Fargo Private Bank
Citi Private Bank
Societe Generale Asset Management
Fortress Investment Group
Blackstone
Cazenove
Houlihan Lokey
UBS Asset Management
Credit Suisse Investment Banking
Bank of Scotland Treasury
Kohlberg Kravis Roberts
JPMorgan Private Bank
Evercore Partners
Jefferies & Co
HSBC Asset Management
nabCapital
SEB Merchant Banking
Susquehanna International Group of Companies
Brown Brothers Harriman
Vanguard
Fidelity Investments
SAC Capital Advisors
Janus Capital
Threadneedle Investments
T Rowe Price
M&G Investment Management Limited
Collins Stewart
ING Wholesale Banking
Aberdeen Asset Management
Northern Trust
Standard Chartered Wholesale Banking
AIG Global Investment Management
UBS Wealth Management
The Federal Reserve
Bank of New York Mellon
F & C Asset Management
The Bank of England
Commerzbank Corporates & Markets
Bank of America Global Corporate & Investment Banking
Cantor Fitzgerald / BGC Partners
JPMorgan
HSBC Investment Bank
WestLB Corporates & Capital Markets
Morgan Stanley
Merrill Lynch
TD Ameritrade
TD Securities
Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group
Dresdner Kleinwort
UBS Investment Bank
Unicredit Markets & Investment Banking
Moodys Investor Services
Charles Schwab
The New York Stock Exchange
Standard & Poor's
e*trade
CIBC World Markets
Fitch Ratings
Citi Institutional Clients Group
Fortis Asset Management
Morgan Stanley Asset Management
Credit Suisse Asset Management
Lehman Brothers
Calyon
Mizuho Securities
Natixis
Royal Bank of Scotland Global Markets & Banking
Wachovia Securities
first
HF?
So what do you do? -I work for an investment banking firm. Oh okay; you are like my brother, he works for Edward Jones. -No, a college degree is required in my profession
Barclays #2 at anything? are you sure the ctrl+alt+down arrow kid didn't play a joke on that site's editor?
my favourite is e-trade at 104 ahead of lehman, RBS, Wachovia, MSAM, CSAM, etc...
X35109--don't be a moron. The company mentioned was Barclays Global Investors, which is actually the 2nd largest asset manager on the planet, and one of the most dominant firms in that industry.
And before you knock the rest of the company keep in mind that the investment banking side, Barclays Capital, is absolutely crushing it right now in commodities and FX, and pretty much top 5 in almost every areas except M&A (which they don't really do), Lev Fin, and high yield (both of which they are building out).
Wide-ranging comments about how bank X "sucks" very rarely hit the mark....
X35109 seems like another mark klein md. I eagerly wait for the day when we can just send all these douche-bags to the guillotine for making retarded comments.
this guy is annoying but nowhere near as annoying as that Klein fag
Awww yeah Dresdner kicking UBS' ass!
Haha wtf are Natixis even doing in this poll!?
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