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Asia Pacific (ex Japan) Convertibles - End of Q1 2008


Bookrunner Value $m Deals % Share
1 JPMorgan 1,165 2 22.0
2 Citi 977 4 18.4
3 UBS 608 4 11.4
4 Merrill Lynch 600 1 11.3
5 Morgan Stanley 353 2 6.6
6 Deutsche Bank 273 2 5.1
7 RBS 271 2 5.1
8 Silverdale Services Ltd 195 4 3.7
9 Goldman Sachs 192 1 3.6
10 CIMB 183 1 3.5
Total 5,310 29 100
Source: Dealogic


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