League Tables - Private Equity Financial Advisors
Does anyone have access to ThomsonONE Investment Banking leagues tables or similar league table data?
I'm looking for the league tables for M&A financial advisors for private-equity backed deals. US rankings would be most helpful.
M&A Advisor rankings are not available in Thomson's Quarterly Reviews for specific sectors apart from a few.
Thanks!
I don't think you can create custom league tables for PE backed deals with Thomson ONE Banker.
Hmm, actually you can.
2010 YTD Any US Involvement | Financial Sponsor (inc. PE and VC) http://img200.imageshack.us/img200/9187/fsytd.jpg 2009 Full Year Any US Involvement | Financial Sponsor (inc. PE and VC) http://img28.imageshack.us/img28/5661/fs09fy.jpg
Can't remember if I searched for announced deals or completed deals.
Hi,
I am exactly searching for such rankings- financial advisors. I need to classify investment banks into top tier, middle tier. Can you tell me how to get this ranking info from Thomson?
Thanks in advance! Tanya
Thanks!
You wouldn't happen to have the PE/VC tables for EMEA? Thanks.
2010 Completed EMEA YTD | Financial Sponsor inc. PE and VC http://img685.imageshack.us/img685/4697/fsytdemea.jpg
2009 Completed EMEA Full Year | Financial Sponsor inc. PE and VC http://img20.imageshack.us/img20/5177/fs09fyemea.jpg
At OP, the pics I provided above for the US were for announced, not completed
Thanks! Very helpful. Much appreciated.
From the imaged rankings provided, it looks like BAML is not in good standings. Why do people in some threads say that BAML is one of the best - comparable with JPM?
Get a job before you judge firms.
I don't think anyone will argue JPM is head of BAML at this point....but it's not a far stretch to imagine in a few years JPM and BAML dominating in the league tables as the 2 best universal banks. BAML and JPM are I think 1, 2, or 3 in equity and debt and both are top 5 in M&A so they're both great banks to work at.
because some people (aka 1styearbanker) work there and are bitter about the fact that jpm rejected them.
Could someone please post the 2007 & 2008 ThomsonONE Investment Banking leagues for Full Year US Involvement | Financial Sponsor? I just want to get a full view from 2007-YTD. I appreciate it.
you need to pay for the service. If you work in a bank, they usually give you an account.
you can also often get it through your university if you are still in school
Hey, yeah, im in university, so i have access. i was asking more about where in the database, but i think i figured it out. Tnx though!
Any chance of posting Asia Pac Brown Bateman?
check capital iq or a site like that
or pm me
Can anyone advise on how to pull this data from Thompson ONE Banker?
Thanks!
would like to know this as well
I am seeking new/recent information/league tables for this now, anyone?
PE League Tables (Originally Posted: 06/01/2008)
Does anyone know where I can find an equivalent of PE league tables (other than Bloomberg, which I don't have access to at home)? Also, anyone know how I can get a breakdown of their investments by sector?
how about this, we don't need any more freakin' league tables, there are already enough posters continually foisting their rankings opinions on us
Why on earth would you want PE league tables????
this should get you started - http://money.cnn.com/galleries/2007/fortune/0702/gallery.powerlist.fort…
tip - use google
Not to be a jackass, but its safe to assume I already used google. I am looking for recommendations of other databases other than Bloomberg that would allow me to pull up detailed PE firm histories. A feature at CNN Money doesn't cut it.
fair enough
You should realise that there is not an abundance of PE information available to people who do not have access to software such as Bloomberg etc. etc., I don't know if you will be able to find the detail you seem to be after unless you can get access to the software that banks usually use
Alright Joe - I'm done being a dick.
But really though, although some of you guys might think that all this information becomes infinitely easier to find once you get on board at bank, it really doesn't. A significant portion of your time (esp. if you're in a coverage group) is spent mining for industry data, company information, or whatever other arcane piece of information you need to put into a graph that your associate/VP/MD thinks might make page 56 of tomorrow's pitchbook even more perfect than it was back when you were on version 27 (when everyone STILL knew the deal had zero chance of getting done.)
Although we have access to Bberg, CapIQ, FactSet, and a few other helpful databases, it's still a bitch. Especially when it comes to PE or private company info, there really isn't a whole lot out there available to the public.
PELeagueTablePro? jokes, that was way funnier than your usual drivel
Please, please do pinpoint where I was "making shit up"....I've tried to be as non-specific as possible, because I know you are always lurking in the WSO shadows....waiting, just waiting until I post something so you can wade on in there with a witty barb and then swiftly depart, with little or no added value, other than comedy value of course.
But everyone likes a laugh, so keep it up bro!
btw, are you seriously trying to say that it's NOT easier to gain access to data on PE firms while working in an investment bank than it is as a member of the public?
The only way you can gauge fund performance on an apples to apples basis is to compare similar sector focused funds of similar vintages by both IRR and cash on cash returns. This information is typically only seen on extremely confidential PPM and fund marketing materials. No league tables exist, and there'd be no other measure worth looking at, anyways.
As for % of fund by sector, your best bet is looking at fund websites.
Joefish has his own oversight committee.
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