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Securitisation is not dead

Securitisation is not dead

By Michael Heise, chief economist Allianz Group/Dresdner Bank

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February 1999

Leveraged Loans: Who's top anyway?





1998 leveraged book manager league table
1998 1997
Firm Rank Volume Rank Volume
($bn) ($bn)
Chase 1 76.1 1 50.3
BankAmerica/NationsBank 2 49.8 2 32.9
Bankers Trust 3 27.7 3 24.7
Lehman Brothers 4 15.4 10 5.4
Toronto Dominion 5 14.8 6 6.3
JP Morgan 6 12.9 8 5.9
Bank One/First Chicago 7 12.6 5 7
Salomon Smith Barney/Citicorp 8 10.8 4 17.4
Bank Boston 9 9.9 12 4.7
Donaldson Lufkin & Jenrette 10 9.7 17 3
Credit Suisse First Boston 13 8 16 4
Goldman Sachs 15 4.8 15 4
Merrill Lynch 18 3.6 25 1.3
Morgan Stanley N/A N/A 23 1.6
Source:Security Data Company

Leveraged syndicated lending has become hotly fought over in the past few years. Investment and commercial banks are keen to make their names in leveraged buy-outs and investment banks - long leaders on the advisory side as well as in bond and equity finance - seem to be closing the gap on commercial banks in senior lending as well. Firms pride themselves on being able to offer "one-stop shopping" - for loans, M&A advisory and bond underwriting - to their clients.


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