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THE TOP 10 banks in equity capital markets today command a global market share of more than 50%. A look at the broad league tables of bookrunners for bond deals or M&A advisory over the years will paint a similar picture of a growing consolidation of market share among the top tier banks. Pretty much the same picture emerges in the rankings of market share for fixed income and equity trading, and in FX too. In almost all areas of banking it seems that the world’s largest banks are tightening their grip and squeezing out smaller rivals.
Yet the broad picture obscures the fact that there are many smaller banks, particularly in Europe, that are succeeding...
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