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September 1997

Global Financing Guide: Pleasing the crowd


The 1997 Euromoney poll reveals some sharp differences of opinion between borrowers and bankers themselves about which are the best capital market intermediaries. But JP Morgan stays the overall favourite. By Rebecca Dobson.


Global Financing Guide: Capital Raising Borrowers Poll
Global Financing Guide: Eurobond Peers' Vote
Global Financing Guide: Equity Peers' Vote
Global Financing Guide: Loan Peers' Vote
Global Financing Guide: Liability Management: Borrowers' Vote
Global Financing Guide: Derivatives Peers' Vote
Global Financing Guide: Methodology

This year's survey of capital markets' users and peers shows that JP Morgan is still the overall favourite for capital raising and liability management. The bank tops 25 sections, mostly for derivatives; it is followed in the popularity stakes by Merrill Lynch, Chase and Deutsche Morgan Grenfell.

According to respondents to our borrowers' poll - mostly corporate treasurers...


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