I am trying to figure out a way of ranking banks by their s&t business. What is the best way of going about this? Is there an easy way to find out s&t volume per bank? Is there a way to look at the financial statements and rank banks that way? Thanks
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This is really tough to do because it's mostly group-dependent. Some random banks will be top 3 on the street in multiple groups. Also, different products perform better in different market environments so you won't see the big picture by just focusing on revenue/volume. The best way to approach this would actually be on the inside but that's tough to do unless you or someone you know has been in the industry for a while.
I think JPM and Citi are the top tier for trading.
You can try looking at earnings reports, but that doesn't tell the full story for specific desks.
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