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FX poll 2008:

FX poll 2008:

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May 2008

FX poll: Market share by size





FX moves to centre stage
Deutsche dominates, Barclays boosted, BoA bashed
FX Poll results
Overall Market Share Market Share by Institutional Type
Market share by size Market share by region
E-trading market share Who’s best where?
Most impressive approach FX services
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Best for currencies Single-bank online platforms As rated ‘very good’ or ‘excellent’ by customers
Multi-bank and independent online platforms As rated ‘very good’ or ‘excellent’ by customers Methodology

Market share by size
Over $250bln
2008 2007 Bank Market share
1 1 Deutsche Bank 23.49%
2 2 UBS 14.70%
3 3 RBS 9.67%
4 4 Barclays Capital 9.08%
5 5 Citi 7.40%
6 9 JPMorgan 4.66%
7 11 Lehman Brothers 4.24%
8 7 HSBC 3.69%
9 8 Goldman Sachs 3.49%
10 10 Morgan Stanley 3.16%
Most Improved by Market Share
Over $250bln
2008 Bank Change
1 Dresdner Kleinwort 796.78%
2 Westpac 359.23%
3 Credit Suisse 206.68%
4 Merrill Lynch 199.25%
5 Lehman Brothers 132.82%
Most improved by ranking
Over $250bln
2008 Bank Rank change
1 Dresdner Kleinwort 8
2 Lehman Brothers 4
3 JPMorgan 3
Market share by size
$100bln to $250bln
2008 2007 Bank Market share
1 1 Deutsche Bank 20.52%
2 2 UBS 17.13%
3 5 Barclays Capital 10.09%
4 3 Citi 7.29%
5 6 Goldman Sachs 4.77%
6 4 RBS 4.56%
7 11 JPMorgan 4.03%
8 13 BNP Paribas 3.30%
9 8 HSBC 3.14%
10 9 Lehman Brothers 2.77%
Most Improved by Market Share
$100bln to $250bln
2008 Bank Change
1 Saxo Bank 267.17%
2 BNP Paribas 163.51%
3 Nordea 149.87%
4 Danske Bank 126.07%
5 Royal Bank of Canada 119.55%
Most improved by ranking
$100bln to $250bln
2008 Bank Rank change
1 Saxo Bank 10
2= Danske Bank 6
2= Westpac 6
Market share by size
$25bln to $100bln
2008 2007 Bank Market share
1 2 Deutsche Bank 19.00%
2 1 UBS 17.68%
3 4 Barclays Capital 9.07%
4 3 Citi 7.77%
5 8 HSBC 5.39%
6 5 RBS 4.06%
7 7 JPMorgan 3.59%
8 11 Lehman Brothers 2.90%
9 6 Goldman Sachs 2.86%
10 9 Bank of America 2.19%
Most Improved by Market Share
$25bln to $100bln
2008 Bank Change
1 Westpac 142.36%
2 TD Bank 114.18%
3 HSBC 107.67%
4 Mitsubishi UFJ 91.05%
5 Dresdner Kleinwort 81.43%
Most improved by ranking
$25bln to $100bln
2008 Bank Rank change
1= Mitsubishi UFJ 8
1= Westpac 8
3 TD Bank 6
Market share by size
$10bln to $25bln
2008 2007 Bank Market share
1 2 Deutsche Bank 17.71%
2 1 UBS 16.96%
3 4 Barclays Capital 7.29%
4 3 Citi 6.97%
5 5 HSBC 5.49%
6 8 RBS 3.74%
7 17 Saxo Bank 3.22%
8 6 JPMorgan 2.91%
9 22 Lehman Brothers 2.74%
10 28 Société Générale 2.62%
Most Improved by Market Share
$10bln to $25bln
2008 Bank Change
1 Lehman Brothers 296.51%
2 Saxo Bank 223.41%
3 BNP Paribas 103.08%
4 Deutsche Bank 60.50%
5 Barclays Capital 54.17%
Most improved by ranking
$10bln to $25bln
2008 Bank Rank change
1 Lehman Brothers 13
2 Saxo Bank 10
3 BNP Paribas 3
Market share by size
$5bln to $10bln
2008 2007 Bank Market share
1 1 Deutsche Bank 19.98%
2 2 UBS 18.15%
3 4 Barclays Capital 8.67%
4 3 Citi 7.65%
5 5 HSBC 5.64%
6 6 RBS 5.01%
7 9 JPMorgan 2.43%
8 17 Lehman Brothers 2.06%
9 7 Bank of America 2.01%
10 8 Goldman Sachs 1.92%
Most Improved by Market Share
$5bln to $10bln
2008 Bank Change
1 Barclays Capital 72.85%
2 Deutsche Bank 46.46%
3 UBS 44.10%
4 RBS 38.83%
5 HSBC 35.41%
Market share by size
Less than $5bln
2008 2007 Bank Market share
1 2 Deutsche Bank 17.23%
2 1 UBS 14.45%
3 3 Citi 10.29%
4 4 HSBC 7.57%
5 5 Barclays Capital 7.53%
6 7 RBS 3.74%
7 9 JPMorgan 2.80%
8 10 BNP Paribas 2.38%
9 11 Royal Bank of Canada 2.14%
10 22 Société Générale 2.01%
Most Improved by Market Share
Less than $5bln
2008 Bank Change
1 RBS 93.87%
2 Deutsche Bank 86.15%
3 Barclays Capital 74.02%
4 JPMorgan 54.66%
5 Royal Bank of Canada 52.31%


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