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EMEA Mandated Arrangers - End of Q1 2008


Mandated Arrangers Value $m Deals % Share
1 BNP Paribas 29,561 62 10.0
2 Citi 20,669 26 7.9
3 RBS 20,363 63 6.8
4 Barclays Capital 16,454 25 5.9
5 HSBC 15,802 31 5.6
6 Santander 11,696 15 4.3
7 Goldman Sachs 11,192 6 4.1
8 Calyon 10,563 41 3.5
9 UBS 10,228 6 3.3
10 SG CIB 9,088 35 3.3
Total 270,387 254 100
Source: Dealogic


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