2020 U.S. M&A League Tables

In honor of 2020 ending, U.S. M&A league table below courtesy of Thomson Eikon. 

  1. Goldman

  2. Morgan Stanley

  3. JPM

  4. BofA

  5. Evercore

  6. Citi

  7. CS

  8. Centerview

  9. Barclays

  10. Lazard

  11. Moelis

12. UBS

  1. Jefferies

  2. DB

  3. Qatalyst

  4. PJT

  5. Ondra Partners

  6. Guggenheim

  7. Wells Fargo

  8. DBO

Notable YoY Rise: Lazard (+7), UBS (+18), Qatalyst (+14), DBO (+41)

Notable YoY Fall: PJT (-8)

 

We usually rely most on Dealogic, but the difference most be related to cross-border deals

 
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 To me, interesting thing is the gap between BofA and the other banks that are in that "tier" like Citi, Barc, CS. Is that a COVID related gap or a persistent gap? Table

 

Hard to generalize but lately BofA has been investing in its IBD, which has been visible during last years with very good performance across its core products, but still the gap seems very large imo, so there must be other factors

 

Unfortunately M&A deals that happened without the consent of companies do not count.

 

Can anyone share the complete US M&A league tables by dealogic with transaction volume included?

 

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