Credit research tables: Other results

Banks consider new order for analysts	Winners and losers in 2005
HIGH GRADE results tables	HIGH YIELD results tables
	Methodology

Other credit types
Credit derivatives
05	04	Team	Score	% of voters
1	1	JPMorgan – Lee McGinty, Jakob Due, Mike Harris	199	41%
2	2	Citigroup – Matt King, Ratul Roy, Olivier Renault, Arvind Rajan, Glenn Mcdermott	178	41%
3	6	Deutsche Bank – Jean-Paul Calamaro and team	155	34%
4	4	Morgan Stanley – Viktor Hjort and team	152	36%
5	3	Lehman Brothers – Dominic O'Kane and Alan Capper	141	32%
6	5	Merrill Lynch – Chris Francis, Jón Jónsson, Barnaby Martin	136	28%
7	–	BNP Paribas – Paola Lamedica, Chris Ames and team	103	23%
8=	–	Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein – Birgit Specht and team	78	16%
8=	–	Barclays Capital – Lorenzo Isla	78	18%
10	–	Société Générale – Julien Turc, Philippe Very	72	18%

Asset backed
05	04	Team	Score	% of voters
1	2	Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein – Birgit Specht and team	233	38%
2	3	Lehman Brothers – Krishna Prasad, Reto Bachmann, Sriram Soundararajan, Aleksander Devic	156	29%
3	1	Deutsche Bank – Ganesh Rajendra and team	147	32%
4	4	Merrill Lynch – Alexander Batchvarov, William Davies, Altynay Davletova	131	25%
5	5	Morgan Stanley – Howard Esaki, Sarah Barton, Asim Qureshi and team	114	26%
6	9	UBS – Andrew Dennis	62	12%
7	10	RBS – Ronald Thompson, Chris Greener, Michael Cox	61	15%
8=	14	HSBC – Markus Herrmann, Peng Sun and team	60	14%
8=	13	Citigroup – Stephanie Ziar, Lakhbir Hayre, Ivan Gjaja, Darrell Wheeler	60	13%
10	6	Barclays Capital – Phil Adams, Maddi Patel, Paul Geertsema	59	17%

Credit index and portfolio analytics
05	04	Team	Score	% of voters
1	1	Lehman Brothers – Joseph Nehorai, Lee Phillips, Albert Desclee, Jeremy Rosten	224	50%
2	5	UBS – CreditDelta - Julie Chakraverty and team	209	36%
3	3	Merrill Lynch – Phil Galdi, Patrick Trezise and team	117	26%
4	4	JPMorgan – Lee McGinty, Jonny Goulden, Saul Doctor	81	24%
5	8	Citigroup – Tom Klaffky, Bob Kopprasch and the Yield Book / Index team	70	14%
6	11	CSFB – Baldwin Smith and Has Tank	54	13%
7	2	iBoxx	53	15%
8	7	Deutsche Bank – Fergus Lynch and team	52	13%
9	6	Morgan Stanley – MSCI - Baer Pettit and team	49	16%
10	–	BNP Paribas – Mehernosh Engineer and Rajeev Shah	37	13%

Quantitative credit research and modelling
05	04	Team	Score	% of voters
1	1	Lehman Brothers – Dominic O'Kane, Lutz Schloegl, Minh Trinh, Vasant Naik	214	41%
2	3	JPMorgan – Lee McGinty, Jakob Due, Jonny Goulden, Mike Harris, Saul Doctor	184	41%
3	4	Citigroup – Matt King, Ratul Roy, Etienne Varloot, Arvind Rajan, Terry Benzschawel	157	37%
4	7	Deutsche Bank – Jean-Paul Calamaro and team	145	36%
5	6	Société Générale – Julien Turc, Philippe Very	117	27%
6	2	Morgan Stanley – Viktor Hjort and team	107	28%
7	5	CSFB – Recai Gunesdogdu and team	72	19%
8	–	BNP Paribas – Mehernosh Engineer and Rajeev Shah	58	19%
9	8	Merrill Lynch – Stefano Galiani, Maksim Shchetkovskiy	57	13%

European emerging market sovereigns
05	04	Team	Score	% of voters
1	1	JPMorgan – Joyce Chang, Michael Marrese and team	115	58%
2	5	Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein – Arnab Das and team	88	51%
3	2	Deutsche Bank – M Cassard, M Spencer, G Canonero, J Nystedt, T Aksoy	70	47%
4	3	UBS – Jonathan Anderson, Alex Garrard, Michael Gavin	46	33%
5	4	Citigroup – Ann Wyman, Chris Kelly	41	35%
6=	–	Barclays Capital – Matthew Vogel, Jeff Gable	40	27%
6=	6	Merrill Lynch – Ralph Sueppel, Mehmet Simsek and team	40	33%
8	8	Morgan Stanley – Kaushik Rudra, Riccardo Barbieri-Hermitte and team	24	22%
9	–	ABN Amro – Arturo Porzancanski and team	20	19%
10	–	ING – Charles Robertson and team	17	11%

European emerging market corporates
05	04	Team	Score	% of voters
1	–	Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein – Marat Djafarov, Arnab Das and team	59	53%
2	–	UBS – Marcia Tarter and Polina Kurdyavko	52	45%
3	–	JPMorgan – Douglas Krehbiel, Victoria Miles, Tatiana Tchembarova	51	43%
4	–	Barclays Capital – Laurence Watts	28	32%
5=	–	Citigroup – Chris Kelly, Thomas Crawley	22	27%
5=	–	ING – Adam Cleary and team	22	17%
7	–	Deutsche Bank – Oleg Lebedinets	21	27%
8	–	Merrill Lynch – Dildora Yusupova	19	30%
9	–	CSFB – Patrick Hughes	17	18%
10=	–	ABN Amro – Steve Cook	10	13%
10=	–	HVB – Dusan Meszaros	10	5%

European emerging market strategy
05	04	Team	Score	% of voters
1	–	JPMorgan – Joyce Chang, Jonathan Bayliss and team	85	49%
2	–	Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein – Arnab Das and team	60	44%
3	–	Deutsche Bank – Marc Balston, Piero Ghezzi, Peter Redward	49	39%
4	–	UBS – Javier Kulesz, Guillaume Salomon, Alex Garrard	37	35%
5	–	CSFB – Peter Worthington	34	26%
6	–	Morgan Stanley – Kaushik Rudra, Whitney Kane Gomez and team	30	26%
7	–	Merrill Lynch – Ralph Sueppel, Mehmet Simsek and team	26	26%
8	–	Barclays Capital – Matthew Vogel, Jeff Gable	25	22%
9	–	Citigroup – Keerthi Angammana, Lewis Alexander	22	23%
10	–	ING – David Spegel	11	9%

Western European sovereign and supranationals
05	04	Team	Score	% of voters
1	–	Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein – Daniel Pfaendler, Andrea Wehmeier	199	61%
2	–	Barclays Capital – George Johnston, Huw Worthington	92	38%
3	–	Deutsche Bank team	82	39%
4=	–	Citigroup – Ifty Islam, Mark Schofield and team	74	29%
4=	–	UBS – Regina Kölsch	74	29%
6	–	ABN Amro – Christoph Anhamm and team	63	24%
7	–	JPMorgan team	53	25%
8=	–	Société Générale – Vincent Chaigneau, Jose Sarafana	52	19%
8=	–	BNP Paribas team	52	18%

BEST IDEAS AND DAILY RESEARCH
2005	Bank	Score
1	Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein	154
2	BNP Paribas	102
3	UBS	59
4	Société Générale	58
5	Citigroup	53
6	Lehman Brothers	48
7	JPMorgan	43
8	Deutsche Bank	40
9	Barclays Capital	39
10	RBS	33
11	Merrill Lynch	29
12	Morgan Stanley	27
13	CSFB	20
14	ABN Amro	19
15	HVB	17
16	Goldman Sachs	8
17	HSBC	5
18	Fortis Bank	3
19	Banque Privée Fideuram Wargny	2
20	Bank of America	1

MOST IN-DEPTH AND OBJECTIVE RESEARCH
2005	Bank	Score
1	Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein	161
2	BNP Paribas	66
3	UBS	52
4	Société Générale	49
5	Merrill Lynch	44
6	Deutsche Bank	43
7	Citigroup	38
8	Lehman Brothers	36
9	Barclays Capital	34
10=	RBS	28
10=	ABN Amro	28
12=	JPMorgan	26
12=	Morgan Stanley	26
14	HVB	25
15	CSFB	12
16	Goldman Sachs	9
17	HSBC	6
18	Fortis Bank	5
19=	Nordea	3
19=	Banque Privée Fideuram Wargny	3
21	Bank of America	2

MOST IN-DEPTH AND OBJECTIVE RESEARCH
2005	Bank	Score
1	Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein	161
2	BNP Paribas	66
3	UBS	52
4	Société Générale	49
5	Merrill Lynch	44
6	Deutsche Bank	43
7	Citigroup	38
8	Lehman Brothers	36
9	Barclays Capital	34
10=	RBS	28
10=	ABN Amro	28
12=	JPMorgan	26
12=	Morgan Stanley	26
14	HVB	25
15	CSFB	12
16	Goldman Sachs	9
17	HSBC	6
18	Fortis Bank	5
19=	Nordea	3
19=	Banque Privée Fideuram Wargny	3
21	Bank of America	2

MOST IMPROVED
2005	Bank	Score
1	Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein	95
2	Barclays Capital	58
3	Société Générale	50
4	BNP Paribas	48
5	Deutsche Bank	44
6	HVB	43
7	Lehman Brothers	42
8=	RBS	33
8=	UBS	33
10	ABN Amro	28
11	Citigroup	26
12	HSBC	19
13=	Merrill Lynch	16
13=	JPMorgan	16
15	CSFB	13
16	Morgan Stanley	12
17	Goldman Sachs	9
18=	Bank of America	7
18=	Fortis Bank	7
20=	Banque Privée Fideuram Wargny	1
20=	Nordea	1

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