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Global Announced M&A - Year End 2006


Advisor Value $m Deals % Share
1 Goldman Sachs 1,077,666 370 26.6
2 Citigroup 1,003,233 361 24.8
3 JP Morgan 963,986 427 23.8
4 Morgan Stanley 944,729 364 23.4
5 Merrill Lynch 776,930 308 19.2
6 UBS 687,850 396 17.0
7 Credit Suisse 678,749 317 16.8
8 Lehman Brothers 566,628 184 14.0
9 Deutsche Bank 523,296 230 12.9
10 Lazard 383,468 217 9.5
Total 4,045,201 32,028 100
Source: Dealogic


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